Temple resident Tavenia Nash is overcome with emotion as men from the Texas Ramp Project install a ramp at her home. Temple Daily Telegram By: Jacob Sanchez | Telegram Staff | December 22, 2020 Four steep steps separated Temple resident Travenia Nash from leaving her home. Sounds easy — but not for Nash, who uses…
Featured Photo: Watch the video on CBSLocal.com CBS 11 Evening News – Dallas-Fort Worth November 27, 2020 It’s called the Texas Ramp Project, and it looks to provide residents in need a way to get outside with ease.
Featured Photo Caption: More than a dozen volunteers showed up to build the ramp at last Thursday. Photo by Andy Behlen By Andy Behlen – Wed, 11/25/2020 – 17:46 The Texas Ramp Project (TRP) celebrated building “100 Miles of Freedom” on Nov. 15. The statewide organization estimates that since TRP’s inception in 2006, its more…
Featured Photo Caption: Volunteer workers celebrate the Texas Ramp Project’s “100 Miles of Freedom” milestone upon completion of a ramp Saturday, Nov. 21. The group includes (back, l-r) Eric Stanfill, Bill Willeford, Jerry Halpain, Bonnie Ostein, (front, l-r) Frank Baker, Tim Herrick, Jim Ott and Tim McRae. Progress photos by Michelle Dillon Jacksonville Progress |…
Featured Photo Caption: Click here to watch the video of this story Texas Ramp Project is set to build 200 wheelchair ramps in the next month KSAT – SAN ANTONIO By Alicia Barrera Published: November 14, 2020, 12:12 pm Updated: November 14, 2020, 10:28 pm Sylvia Cooper lives in a mobile home community in far Southeast…
Feature Photo Caption: Well, of course it takes three members of the Texas Ramp Project to drill a hole. From left, it’s Bruce LeGrow, Brad Heath and Cal Hadzik making things fit. Photo by Neil Abeles / Texarkana Gazette. Texarkana Gazette | Aug. 11 2020 @ 8:43pm The nine retired men had had a lot…
Weatherford Democrat By AUTUMN OWENS | news1@weatherforddemocrat.com | Mar 20, 2019 The Texas Ramp Project is dedicated to building wheelchair ramps for disabled or elderly people who can’t afford to purchase one, and most recently assembled its local captains as well as volunteers to help an 80-year-old Aledo resident. “The project we did [March 17]…
