A Lift for a Vet

A Lift for a Vet Higher Mobility donates the appliances at cost while Local #5 provides the manpower for assembly at no cost. This service is open and available to all U.S.

“A Lift for a Vet” grew from founder Michael Walsh's desire to help fellow disabled veterans after his work with Local #5 and “Homes for our Troops.”

“A Lift for a Vet” helps disabled veterans regain a sense of independence and alleviates difficulties of everyday life. This is done through the purchase and installation of elevators, wheelchair lifts and stair lifts.

“A Lift for a Vet,” a non-p

rofit organization, is the generous coming together of Higher Mobility and Local #5. disabled veterans from any era both at war and peace. The only limitation is the veteran's disability must be service connected and the veteran must have a true need for our assistance.

08/11/2011

Please disregard previous message about upcoming event! It has been cancelled..Please look for future updates to come for "A Lift for a Vet"

08/01/2011

We are having our 1st Annual Benefit Concert November 4th 2011!! Featuring Top NJ Band-- Mad Man Moon. More details to come soon :-)

A Lift for a Vet Golf Outing was successful in every way...terrific weather, food and drinks were top notch, everyone ha...
06/27/2011

A Lift for a Vet Golf Outing was successful in every way...terrific weather, food and drinks were top notch, everyone had a wonderful time and we raised money that will enable us to continue to provide vertical transportation to U.S. Military Veterans...feels good to be able to pay back.

06/27/2011
06/13/2011

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05/02/2011

May the friends, family and love ones of those lost on 9/11 finally find some sort of closure they have been waiting for the past decade.

04/07/2011

Helping 87 year old Purple Heart recipient from the Battle of the Bulge

04/07/2011

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These soldiers finally get another chance
03/31/2011

These soldiers finally get another chance

Sun Citian Jerry McNelly can remember being screamed at, ridiculed and spit upon in the Seattle/Tacoma International Airport awaiting to fly home to the Bay Area after serving in the Vietnam War. It was 1969 and the Vietnam War – and the same harsh treatment soldiers received when they arrived back

03/24/2011

“People demand freedom of speech as a compensation for the freedom of thought which they seldom use.” -Soren Kierkegaard

03/10/2011

Charlie Sheen 47, is all over the news because he's a celebrity drug addict. Meanwhile Andrew Wilfahrt-31, Brian Tabada-21, Rudolph Hizon-22, and Chauncy May-25 are soldiers who gave their lives this week w/ no media mention. Please honor them by posting this as your status for a little while. May they rest in peace.

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