08/20/2026
Mobility Worldwide San Antonio Welcomes Joslyn Campbell as Vice President
Mobility Worldwide San Antonio is pleased to announce that Joslyn Campbell has stepped into the role of Vice President of the Board of Directors, after serving as Board Secretary since January 2018.
For Joslyn, Mobility Worldwide has never been simply another organization to serve. It has become a family commitment, a personal passion, and an important part of her life for many years.
Joslyn was first introduced to the mission through her father, Tom Martin, longtime President of Mobility Worldwide San Antonio. What began as a connection through family quickly grew into a commitment of her own. Since joining the board in 2018, she has become increasingly involved in the organization’s communications, fundraising, community outreach, volunteer engagement and efforts to introduce a new generation of young people to service.
That focus on youth is especially meaningful to Joslyn. She has seen firsthand how Mobility Worldwide can change lives on both sides of the cart. Her own children have grown up volunteering with the organization, and she is passionate about giving other young people opportunities to work alongside experienced volunteers, learn practical hands-on skills and discover the value of serving others.
“We certainly build mobility carts, but I think what happens inside our shop goes far beyond what we ship out the door,” Campbell said. “We give someone across the world the gift of mobility, while here at home we have an opportunity to teach young people skills, compassion, confidence and the importance of serving others. I love that both can happen in the same place.”
Joslyn brings a diverse professional background to her new leadership role. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Education from Southwest Texas State University and spent six years with North East Independent School District. Her certifications include Early Childhood Education, Dance, Theater and Speech Communications, and she has spent four decades involved in the performing arts.
She is also a nationally certified group fitness instructor and personal trainer and the owner of Jazzy J’s Dance & Fitness. Since 2010, she has worked as a Realtor with Suburban Spaces Real Estate Group. Across each of those roles runs a common thread: bringing people together, communicating with others and building community.
Her commitment to service extends beyond Mobility Worldwide. She has been active at Holy Trinity Catholic Church, including previously serving as a catechist for elementary and middle school faith formation.
As Vice President, Joslyn moves into the position at an especially exciting time for Mobility Worldwide San Antonio. With plans for an expanded workshop, increased production, greater community involvement and a goal of producing 300 mobility carts annually, the organization is preparing for significant growth.
Joslyn hopes to help that growth extend beyond the number of carts produced. She wants more people throughout San Antonio to know the Mobility Worldwide story, more businesses and community organizations to become partners, and more families and young people to discover the joy of serving together.
For Joslyn, however, the heart of the mission remains the individual waiting somewhere in the world for something most of us take for granted—the ability to move independently.
“I continue to be inspired by the ripple effect of what happens here,” Campbell said. “One cart can completely change the life of its recipient, but building that cart also changes the people who give their time to make it possible. That’s what makes this organization so special.”
Mobility Worldwide San Antonio thanks Joslyn for eight years of dedicated service as Board Secretary and looks forward to this next chapter of leadership as Vice President.
