A community outreach project supporting FODAC GriffinCall 470-706-9626

NEIGHBORS HELPING NEIGHBORS

Helping Griffin

Keeping People with Disabilities Moving — Right Here in Griffin

Equipment can change someone’s everyday life. We help our neighbors connect with FODAC Griffin to find help, give equipment a second life, and lend a hand.

Local help. Real people. A community that cares.

Helping Griffin — Supporting FODAC Griffin
Right here in Griffin, Georgia
Barry Satterfield with Mr. Long and Mr. Young from First Baptist Church during a medical equipment pickup

VOLUNTEERS NEEDED

Help restore independence.

Help clean, sanitize, and prepare donated medical equipment so it can help the next person.

Interested in helping? barrysatterfield@fodac.org

I Want to Volunteer

START HERE

There’s a way for everyone
to be part of the story.

01 / GET HELP

I need
equipment.

Learn how to call first, prepare the request form, and get equipment assistance.

Find your next step
02 / GIVE EQUIPMENT

Give it a
second life.

Equipment you no longer use may be just what another neighbor needs.

Offer equipment
03 / LEND A HAND

A little time.
A real difference.

Help clean, sanitize, and prepare donated equipment so it can help someone else.

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OUR COMMUNITY STORIES

REAL PEOPLE. REAL IMPACT.

The equipment you see here is changing real lives in our community. From wheelchairs and adaptive equipment to mobility and accessibility solutions, Helping Griffin helps connect people with resources that can give them greater independence, freedom and quality of life.

Real people, real equipment, real independence — see Layanna using her wheelchair, a young rider enjoying an adaptive tricycle, a power-wheelchair delivery, and Mark demonstrating his floor lift.

Mobility & Independence

Real neighbors, real mobility. Wheelchairs, mobility equipment and lifting equipment can give people greater freedom and independence in everyday life.

A Power Wheelchair, Delivered

A neighbor received a power wheelchair, delivered and unloaded from an accessible vehicle. The footage shows him using the equipment in his everyday environment. The right mobility equipment can make a meaningful difference in daily independence.

Mark's Floor Lift

Mark Rosenthal uses a floor lift that helps him get safely up from floor level after a fall. Equipment like this can reduce the amount of physical assistance needed and help people maintain greater independence at home.

Read Mark’s Story

Adaptive Equipment for Kids

Kids deserve to move, play and explore. Adaptive equipment opens up a bigger world for the kids in our community.

Layanna

Layanna lights up in her wheelchair — striking poses, smiling big, moving through the world on her own. For Layanna, her wheelchair provides mobility and greater freedom to move through the world.

The Blue Adaptive Tricycle

Adaptive tricycles can give children another way to move, ride outside, play and enjoy greater independence.

Real Stories from Our Community

These are real people in our community — and the real equipment that is making a difference in their daily lives. This is neighbors helping neighbors.

Two men shaking hands in front of an accessible van while a neighbor in a power wheelchair rides the lift ramp
Community helping community.A handshake beside an accessible vehicle while a neighbor uses his power mobility equipment. Real people. Real equipment. Real independence.
Two men shaking hands outdoors with a smiling neighbor in a power wheelchair between them
Neighbors helping neighbors.Two community members shake hands while a neighbor in his power wheelchair shares the moment outdoors. This is what happens when needed equipment reaches someone who can use it.

You Can Be Part of This

The people and equipment you see here are real. Your support helps connect neighbors in our community with mobility equipment, resources and assistance that can improve everyday independence.

These are real people Helping Griffin has helped, shown with permission. No stock photos. No actors. Just real neighbors.

EQUIPMENT ASSISTANCE

Everyday equipment.
Meaningful possibilities.

These are examples of equipment that may be available through donated inventory.

Availability changes based on donations. Call first to check availability and make an appointment. Download and complete the FODAC request form before your visit. First-time registration at Griffin is $25 CASH ONLY. Once registered, there is no additional charge for equipment received. See the process →

PASS IT FORWARD

Your unused equipment
could have another chapter.

Give usable medical equipment a second life. FODAC accepts donated durable medical equipment that can be cleaned, refurbished, and made available to someone who needs it. Contact the Griffin team before bringing an item to confirm whether it can be accepted.

Donate Equipment

WHAT IS HELPING GRIFFIN?

A local mission.
A simple connection.

Helping Griffin is a local community outreach project created to support the work of FODAC Griffin and help more people in our area learn about the assistance available to them.

Get to know Helping Griffin →

RIGHT HERE IN GRIFFIN

Let’s connect you
with the Griffin team.

Call ahead. A conversation is the first step.

Barry Satterfield
Meet Barry SatterfieldYour local Griffin warehouse contact.

FODAC Griffin

470-706-9626barrysatterfield@fodac.org

235 Emlet Drive
Griffin, GA 30223

Monday–Friday · 9:30 AM–4:30 PM
By appointment only

Get Directions ↗
Official FODAC Griffin information ↗

KEEP IN TOUCH

Follow the good
happening nearby.

Connect with Helping Griffin on Facebook for community updates, volunteer needs, donations, and stories.

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Helping Griffin community artwork: need equipment, donate equipment, volunteer.

LOCAL PEOPLE. LASTING IMPACT.

One neighbor has equipment they no longer need.
Another neighbor desperately needs it.

Helping Griffin helps connect those dots.