Wisconsin Medicaid Recipient Contacts: Directory of Durable Medical Equipment Donation Sites.

IndependenceFirst
4th Fl
600 W Virginia St
Milwaukee WI 53204-1516

1-414-291-7520 (V/TTY)
1-414-291-7525 (fax)

The Volunteer Center
Family Enrichment Center
885 Badger Cir
Grafton WI 53024

1-262-376-4183 (Voice only)

West Bend Joint School District #1
District Administrative Offices
735 S Main St
West Bend WI 53095

1-262-306-6717 (Voice only)

ACAP
First United Methodist Church
121 Wisconsin St
Waukesha WI 53186

1-262-521-1664 (Voice only)

Contacts:

Lee Schulz,
Executive Director
1-414-212-2800
lee@independencefirst.org

Karen Avery,
Associate Director
kavery@independencefirst.org

St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care
2801 E Morgan Ave
Milwaukee WI 53207

1-414-977-5000

E-mail address:
Therapy@stanncenter.org

Description: Will accept any equipment used for everyday living.

Wheelchair Recycling Program www.wrp.org
Milwaukee Office Wheelchair Recycling Program 2711 W Wells St Milwaukee WI 53208 1-414-933-7370 1-414-933-7371 (fax)	Contact: Bill Hatcher, Program Manager wrp@chorus.net
Description: The Wheelchair Recycling Program provides reconditioned medical equipment for those who do not have insurance or cannot afford to pay for needed mobility devices. We collect, clean, fix, and redistribute used wheelchairs, hospital beds, walkers, canes, and crutches to people who need our help. The program graciously accepts donations of all durable medical equipment in any condition. Please help us provide "mobility with dignity" to those in need.
Wheels for the World www.joniandfriends.org
Kim Maggiori, PT Wheels for the World Area Representative 3101 E Lindy Ln Oak Creek WI 53154	Contact: Kim Maggiori, PT 1-414-768-0786 kmaggiori@clsurf.com
Description: Wheels for the World is a non-profit organization that collects used adult and pediatric manual wheelchairs, foldable walkers, canes, and metal crutches. They are refurbished and taken to developing nations where these items are nearly impossible to get. The items are personally fit to the individual recipient by teams of disability specialists including PTs, OTs, and DME specialists. There are volunteers around Wisconsin collecting these items. Many are willing to pick up the item from the donor. Receipts are provided to donors.