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Foundation
to Provide Mobility Scooters for Individuals in Need
Nationwide
mobility rental company proud to support our special community
March 3, 2006 - Las Vegas, NV - Individuals who require the
use of a mobility scooter for everyday life will soon have
an opportunity to receive a scooter at no cost through the
Clarence Vincent Foundation (CVF). Named after the father
of Scootaround's CEO, Lee Meagher, the foundation donates
mobility scooters to qualified applicants who apply through
one of the foundation's partnering organizations.
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Scooters
Hope to Help Stroke Survivors Move Around With Ease
Partnership
allows NSA to provide limited number of free scooters to stroke
survivors
March 1, 2006 - Englewood, CO – Throughout the year,
National Stroke Association (NSA) in a partnership with the
Clarence Vincent Foundation will give away five electric scooters
to stroke survivors who are experiencing some level of difficulty
getting around. These scooters are intended to allow the stroke
survivor to move around with added control, comfort and self-confidence.
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Independence
for Rent When You Need it Most
February
15, 2006 - For many stroke survivors and their families, an
electric scooter or wheelchair is much more than a comfortable
and convenient way to get from one place to another. An electric
scooter can be an essential link with the rest of the world,
a tool for independence. Lee Meagher witnessed first-hand
what an electric scooter can mean to a stroke survivor.
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Lifestyle Enhancement
February 8, 2006 - Evening strolls in the park, sightseeing
trips with the family, visits to the mall for a coffee or
some shopping. For the past 15 years, these simple pleasures
were not only difficult, but in many cases, impossible for
Andrea of Sterling Heights, Michigan. But Andrea's experience
has taken a turn for the better.
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