REACH Resource Centers for Independent Living is different from many other organizations that assist people with disabilities. First and foremost, REACH is peer-based. This means that the staff and governing board of directors is composed primarily of people, who are themselves disabled. This is important because those setting policy and providing services have personal knowledge and experience with the obstacles and issues that may arise as a result of one’s disability. Secondly, REACH provides services to any individual living in the counties of Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, or Denton regardless of their race, age, or the type of disability they may have. Third, REACH assistance is free of charge.
Every Gift Creates Independence
Your donation provides more than essential equipment and supplies. It restores dignity, confidence, and peace of mind when they're needed most.
At REACH, we see the impact of your generosity every day. Alberto, one of the individuals we serve, shared:
“I am thankful to find this place. We no longer have insurance and have to buy everything out of pocket, diapers, wipes, and all his needs. This is really helping us. Thank you!”
For Alberto and his family, access to the necessities eased a difficult burden during a challenging time. Stories like his remind us that a simple gift can provide comfort, hope, and stability. Whether it's hygiene supplies, mobility equipment, safety devices, or daily living aids, your donation helps make independence possible for those who need it most.
Empowering individuals with disabilities and our communities to lead fulfilling and enriching lives.
$500 | Independence Investor
Transform daily life by helping provide wheelchairs, transport chairs, tub transfer benches, and other critical equipment that empowers long-term independence.
$250 | Mobility Partner
Put mobility within reach by helping provide walkers, rollators, canes, crutches, and wheelchair cushions that keep people active and engaged.
$100 | Bathroom Safety Advocate
Help prevent falls and increase safety by providing grab bars, shower chairs, and other bathroom safety equipment.
$50 | Daily Living Champion
Equip an individual with adaptive tools such as utensils, plate guards, sock aids, and reachers that make everyday tasks easier and more independent.
$25 | Hygiene Hero
Provide essential hygiene supplies like adult briefs and bedpads that help someone maintain their health, comfort, and dignity.
REACH is committed to barrier free living--that is citizens living self-directed lives in accessible communities, regardless of who they are.
Organization name
REACH Resource Centers on Independent Living
Tax id (EIN)
75-2182966
Causes
Intellectual, Developmental, and Physical Differences
Operating Budget
$250,000 - $499,999
Counties Served
Collin, Dallas, Denton, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Black or African American, Asian/Pacific Islander, Hispanic or Latinx, Native American
BIPOC Leadership
Neither/None
Address
REACH of Fort Worth Resource Center on Independent Living 1000 Macon St Suite 200