2023 ROMP Impact Report

Range of Motion Project

Mobility for All 2023 IMPACT REPORT

ROMP 2023 IMPACT REPORT 1

Dream Bigger To our loyal supporters, ROMP envisions a world where everyone with limb loss has mobility. It’s our mission to ensure access to high-quality prosthetic care for underserved people, improving their mobility and independence. ROMP believes that access to prosthetic care is a human right.

Your unwavering generosity has played a pivotal role in transforming ROMP into a multinational force, touching and enhancing the lives of countless individuals with amputation annually. As we express our deepest appreciation, we are excited to share with you a report that encapsulates the profound impact of your support, outlines our strategic growth, and unveils our inspiring vision for the future.

Your contribution is not just a donation; it’s a catalyst for change, a beacon of hope, and a lifeline for those in need. Together, we’ve created a ripple effect that extends far beyond numbers on a page, making a tangible difference in the daily lives of thousands of people.

This report is a testament to the collective power of compassion, commitment, and community. Join us in celebrating the milestones we’ve achieved together, marveling at the lives touched, and anticipating the journey that lies ahead. Your support has sown seeds of transformation, and we invite you to witness the flourishing impact of your kindness.

Dave Krupa Co-founder and Executive Director #MobilityForAll

We envision a world where every person with limb loss has mobility.

We’d like to thank our amazing staff and volunteers for taking the beautiful photos found in this report.

In particular: Santino Martirano, Micah Ness, Lauren ‘LP’ Panasewicz, Maria Penayo, and Amy Sabreen.

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Mission Moment In August, we were honored to deliver our 5,000th prosthesis to 63-year-old ROMP Ecuador patient, Manuel. He is a farmer who lost his leg in June 2022 to complications from diabetes. Upon receiving his prosthesis, Manuel expressed immense gratitude and was overjoyed about being able to start walking.

He dreams of becoming mobile enough to return to caring for his livestock.

Watch Manuel’s Video

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The Impact HIGH-QUALITY

UNDERSERVED

99%

95%

of patients rated their prosthesis and service received from ROMP as extremely positive or positive

of patients are living below the poverty line of $6.85 per day

ROMP’s mission is to ensure access to high-quality prosthetic care for underserved people, improving their mobility and independence.

In addition to these four indicators, ROMP is measuring and evaluating patient outcome data in a wide variety of areas including mental health, general health, and social integration in order to deliver impactful services to all.

MOBILITY

INDEPENDENCE

42%

11%

increase in average walking ability at follow-up within one year of receiving a ROMP prosthesis

more patients working at follow-up within one year of receiving a ROMP prosthesis

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Who We Serve AMPUTATION LEVELS 24.7% TRANSTIBIAL 60.3% TRANSFEMORAL

■ 6 0.3% TRANFEMORAL ■ 2 4.7% TRANSTIBIAL ■ 9 % UPPER LIMB ■ 6 % OTHER LOWER LIMB

AMPUTATION CAUSES

■ 36% DIABETIC FOOT DISEASE ■ 31.3% TRAFFIC ACCIDENT ■ 12.2% O THER TRAUMA ■ 7 .5% OSTEOSARCOMA ■ 6 .5% CONGENITAL ■ 6 .5% DISEASE & OTHER CAUSES

36% DIABETIC FOOT DISEASE

31.3% TRAFFIC ACCIDENT

99%

89%

OF ROMP PATIENTS IN GUATEMALA LIVE ON $6.85 OR LESS PER DAY*

OF ROMP PATIENTS IN ECUADOR LIVE ON $6.85 OR LESS PER DAY*

*World Bank Poverty and Equity Briefs ROMP 2023 IMPACT REPORT 5

The Work CBR Graduates

Thanks to your generous support in 2023, ROMP ensured access to high-quality prosthetic care to more patients than ever in Guatemala, Ecuador 2500 and beyond. Our global teams and volunteers exceeded the 2023 production goals for deliveries and patient visits.

100

75

1875

During the next two years ROMP will increase prosthetic device production by 37%, will provide 1250 Community-Based Rehabilitation services to half of all Guatemala prosthesis recipients, will increase mobile clinic outreach and partner with 625 Universidad Don Bosco, the best Prosthetic & Orthotic University in Latin America, to offer clinical internships to the next generation of Latin 0 Actual Goal Actual American prosthetists.

82

82

Goal

Actual

50

25

0

Patient Visits

CBR Grads

2023 Devices Delivered 600

600

2023 Patient Visits 2500

2500

100

100

75

75

2,456 516 400

200

0

2,120

1875

1875

1250

1250

50

50

625

625

25

25

0

0 Goal

400

427

200

0 Goal

Goal

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DeliveriesDeliveries

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Actual

0

0 Goal

Goal

Actual

Patient Visits Patient Visits

Actual

Global Prosthesis Deliveries 750

706

675 600 525 450

300

150

525

2023

2024*

403

375

225

516

306 215

75 0

2020

2021

2022

2025*

*2024 & 2025 Projected Deliveries

15,816

5,165

199

GLOBAL PATIENT VISITS SINCE 2005

DEVICES DELIVERED SINCE 2005

CBR GRADUATES SINCE 2005

Learn more about the CBR Program ROMP 2023 IMPACT REPORT 7

Mission Moment After relocating our Guatemala operations to Guatemala City in Q3 of 2022, we hired our new Country Director: Davy Martinez. Under her leadership in 2023 we hired new ROMP Guatemala staff, renovated the workshop and fabrication lab, and had the most impactful year yet in ROMP Guatemala’s history.

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Guatemala Update In Guatemala, we provide prosthetic care year-round via our permanent ROMP Clinic in Guatemala City. We operate our Community Based Rehabilitation (CBR) Program and conduct Mobile Clinics to reach patients in their communities.

240 DEVICES DELIVERED 1269 PATIENT VISITS

2023 Highlights: • Decentralized care via mobile clinics.

In 2023, we started a mobile clinic in the Caribbean town of Puerto Barrios, which is an easier point of access for patients from neighboring Honduras and Belize.

• Advanced our Community-Based

Rehabilitation (CBR) program.

Doubled our patient graduates in our CBR Program and expanded to six new departments. CBR now covers patients in 20 of the 22 departments in Guatemala.

Patient Spotlight: Cristóbal Meet Cristóbal García, a 10-year-old pediatric patient in the Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) program. Cristobal lost his entire right leg to osteosarcoma on January 9, 2023. Recently equipped with his first prosthesis, Cristobal is now actively working towards regaining his mobility.

As a CBR patient, Cristobal has successfully regained both mobility and independence.

His dream is simple yet powerful – to run once again with his peers.

• Integrated physical and occupational therapy

in our clinical care model. This year, we added physical and occupational therapists to our clinical team. This ensures that every patient receives complete care through the preprosthetic, prosthetic, and post-prosthetic phases of their rehabilitation.

• Redesigned and renovated our new clinic

space. We finished the construction of a dedicated workshop, fabrication lab, and component storage area resulting in a world class prosthetic clinic and rehab center.

Learn more about ROMP Guatemala ROMP Guatemala Chapter Tour the Guatemala City Clinic ROMP 2023 IMPACT REPORT 9

Ecuador Update

239 DEVICES DELIVERED 1050 PATIENT VISITS

In Ecuador, we provide prosthetic care yearround at our permanent ROMP Clinic in Quito.

We also conduct Mobile Clinics and operate a Satellite Location in Macas, in the Ecuadorian Amazon, to provide prosthetic care to patients from the region.

2023 Highlights: • Established a Satellite Clinic in the Ecuadorian

Amazon. In 2023, we opened a satellite clinic in the capital of Macas in the Morona-Santiago region. Our Quito-based team now makes periodic trips to Macas to provide sustainable care to the indigenous communities in the area.

We also plan to provide CBR services at the satellite within the next two years.

• Decentralized care via mobile clinics. This year

we continued our mobile clinics to key locations around the country such as Manta, on the Pacific Coast, and Lago Agrio, in the Ecuadorian Amazon, where there are little to no options for prosthetic care.

• Dreaming big through adaptive sports.

We are taking mobility to the next level by supporting patients who aspire to be high level athletes. This year, six of our patients participated in the VII National Games of Adaptive Sports in Ecuador and brought home three medals! We hope to provide more activity-based prostheses each year to help our patients reach their goals.

Learn more about ROMP Ecuador ROMP Ecuador Chapter 2023 ROMP Amazon Trip 10 ROMP 2023 IMPACT REPORT

Patient Spotlight: Miguel More than a decade ago, Miguel Mora lost his right leg below the knee after being hit by a car. He has had significant challenges throughout his limb loss journey, including having his prosthesis stolen. Without a prosthesis, Miguel resorted to crawling around selling candy to raise money for a new device. Thanks to the generosity of his friend, who helped sponsor his prosthetic leg through ROMP, Miguel received a new prosthesis in 2023. Miguel’s goal is to see how far his prosthesis will take him; he plans on learning to run for the first time!

Mission Moment In February, we established a Satellite Clinic in Macas. This has helped us reach more indigenous patients in the Ecuadorian Amazon who have never had sustainable access to care. We also started the second phase of attention in Lago Agrio (Amazon region) in alliance with the local government.

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USA Update

37 DEVICES DELIVERED 137 PATIENT VISITS

In the United States, we collect prosthetic components from numerous private clinics through our Components for a Cause (C4C) Program. These components supply our clinical operations in Guatemala and Ecuador with approximately 95% of all required materials. We also operate Volunteer Programs in which United States clinicians travel to our Guatemala and Ecuador clinics to increase bandwidth and exchange knowledge with local clinicians.

2023 Highlights: • Utilized global inventory management system.

In 2023, we implemented a global, cloud-based inventory-management system. This enables us to maintain a tight control and valorization of all prosthetic components, across all countries of operations, at all times.

• Provided first US-based clinical program.

In partnership with Baylor College of Medicine Prosthetics & Orthotics Program and Prescott’s Prosthetics & Orthotics, we provided prosthetic care to seven access-limited people with amputation in the San Antonio area.

• Hosted multiple Limb Disassembly Days.

Our amazing partners collect donated limbs and activate their communities to help by disassembling the limbs, and then cleaning, testing, and sorting components. These volunteer days take a huge amount of work off of our ROMP warehouse staff. Huge Thanks to many partners including Saint Joseph’s University, Ability P&O, Carroll University, Hanger Clinic, and Penta Medical Recycling!

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Partner Spotlight: Baylor College of Medicine & Prescott’s Prosthetics & Orthotics We worked with our long-time partner Baylor College of Medicine once again in 2023. Students from the program served with us in clinical volunteer programs in Guatemala and, for the first time ever, in the United States where they helped provide care to a number of access-limited patients from the San Antonio area.

C4C Update

$818K VALUE OF COMPONENTS DONATED TO ROMP

2023 Highlights: • Improved global inventory management

system. In 2023, we implemented inFlow, a global, cloud-based inventory-management system that offers a more precise way to catalog inventory across Guatemala, Ecuador and the US. • Performed component valorization.

Partner Spotlight: Curbell Plastics In 2023, ROMP received a major donation of plastic from long-time partner Curbell Plastics.

This plastic enabled ROMP to begin blister forming sockets, which opened the door to using new suspension systems for prosthetic care.

We appraised the value of the components in our warehouse enabling us to understand the economic impact of recycling and distributing prosthetic components throughout ROMP clinic sites.

• Expanded supply of components and materials.

We began to supply our Guatemala and Ecuador clinics with new types of components and materials like Sealing-Ring Liners and Vivak Plastic. This has directly enabled us to pursue new fabrication techniques and constantly improve quality of care.

• Continued partnerships to increase impact.

Our ongoing partnership with Penta Medical Recycling has allowed us to trade components and sizes that benefit both of our organizations based on the patient demographics we serve.

Learn more about our C4C Program ROMP 2023 IMPACT REPORT 13

ROMP Community Mobility May Highlight Our 5th Annual Mobility May was the most successful in our history and raised more funds than all previous years, combined! As a community, participants shattered both mileage and fundraising records, raising $56,244 and moving 33,597 miles. In total, 37 ROMP patients received prosthetic devices throughout the month of May.

Year End Event: Dream Big ROMP’s overall theme of 2023 was “Dream Big.” During our end-of-year celebration, ROMP staff and supporters dreamed bigger than ever before! That evening, our community raised over $62,000. Hosted by reality-tv star Cameron ‘Cam’ Ayala and ROMP Co-Founder/Executive Director, Dave Krupa, the evening included sharing the organization’s dreams, unveiling plans for the future, and celebrating our community of dreamers.

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314%

190%

GROWTH IN MOBILITY MAY FUNDRAISING SINCE 2020

GROWTH IN MOBILITY MAY PARTICIPATION SINCE 2020

$62,000 RAISED AT THE 2023 YEAR END EVENT

Best videos from the Dream Big Event ROMP Patients, Staff, and Volunteer Dreams 2023 ROMP Climb Team Dreams

Community Highlights • Raised over $50,000 in Chicago.

In August, ROMP went back to where the organization began and hosted an intimate gathering with our supporters in Chicago.

Together, we raised over $50,000 that evening to directly support our programs.

• Attended four major limb loss and

prosthetic industry conferences.

ROMP was present at AAOP, AOPA, Amputee Coalition and Hanger Live.

• Continued partnership with the

Colorado Brewery Run series.

Since 2018, ROMP has partnered with the Colorado Brewery Running Series, supplying volunteers to 3-5 of their 5k races each summer. In exchange, the Brewery Run donates a portion of their proceeds; in total, they have donated over $16,000 to ROMP.

Moving for ROMP To bring awareness to the need for better access to prosthetic care, Jessica Huang and her team of friends successfully summited the world’s tallest volcano above the sea, Ojos del Salado (elevation 6,893m/22,615ft). The group raised more than $8,500 for ROMP.

ROMP Ambassador Passion Project Representation Matters: Dolls that look like me Long time ROMP volunteer Rebecca Cook CPO, along with her Hanger Clinic team from North Carolina assembled 20 dolls with 3D-printed prosthetic legs for ROMP patients in Guatemala and Ecuador. The goal of the project is to promote inclusivity within the limb loss community and to give our young patients a doll that looks like them!

After a 2019 rock climbing accident that required extensive rehabilitation, Huang learned how challenging gaining access to treatments/ adaptive equipment can be.

“ I would like to use my regained mobility to support more people in increasing their mobility. Together, we can create a world where everyone can enjoy movement and access nature!”

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Climbing for ROMP Cayambe Team Update Climbing for ROMP was established in 2015 to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It has since turned into a global awareness campaign, highlighting the importance of access to prosthetic care and the international significance of legislation protecting rights for those with disabilities. The signature climb each year is an expedition to some of Ecuador’s highest peaks with adaptive athletes and disability rights advocates from the U.S. and Latin America.

Two weeks after our 2022 team successfully summited Cotopaxi, the mountain closed to climbers due to volcanic activity. Our 2023 team attempted Cayambe for the first time in 5 years, since Cotopaxi’s last eruption.

10th Annual Climb “What’s Your Mountain?”

2024 is the 10th annual Climbing for ROMP campaign and we want you to join us. Our goal is to raise $500,000 for prosthetic care. By climbing our mountains, we can help ROMP patients take their first steps towards their own summits. We believe that when you have access to the right tools, the right team, and the right mindset, no summit is too high. You can join us anywhere in the world and climb for change, climb for mobility, climb for ROMP!

Watch our promo video for The 10th Annual Climb in 2024 Learn More about Climbing for ROMP 2024 16 ROMP 2023 IMPACT REPORT

Climbing for ROMP Over the Years

$784,377 RAISED SINCE 2015

321

CLIMBS

35+

COUNTRIES REPRESENTED

47

STATES HOSTED COMMUNITY CLIMBS

MORE THAN

2,000

REGISTERED CLIMBERS

2m+

VERTICAL FEET CLIMBED

523

PROSTHESES FUNDED BY CLIMBING FOR ROMP

Cayambe Climb On October 6th, the 2023 team reached the summit of Cayambe (18,997ft). This was ROMP’s 4th attempt on Cayambe and 2nd successful summit.

2023 Team Members Cam Ayala Luis Benitez Jamie Blanek Rachael Burks Nico Calabria Steve Crawford Kirstie Ennis MaKenzie Franklin

Zach Friedley David Gray Taylor Haines Dave Krupa Amelia Maggs Jason Malvar Tino Martirano Angela McCurren

Micah Ness LP Panasewicz Maria Pinto Jahir Ramos Max Ronkos Gustavo Rosa

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By the Numbers 2020-2025 Financial Growth 2.50m 2.25m 2.00m

1742 1576

1.75m 1605

USD $K

1.50m 1.25m 1.00m

931 698

750k 500k 250k 0

440

876

1043

1546

1103 1153

1033

136

139

155

2021

2022

2023

260

266

2024*

2025 *

2 2020

Reserve

Expense

Revenue

4,500

$818k+

$1,547

VOLUNTEER HOURS DONATED

VALUE OF PROSTHETIC COMPONENTS RECEIVED

AVERAGE COST PER DEVICE*

*total program expenses divided by # of deliveries for 2023.

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A Vision for the Future 2024

Provide CBR, whole-human rehabilitation services to 50% (140 people) of all patients treated in Guatemala.

2025

Launch a Community-Based Rehabilitation Program in Ecuador.

2026

Establish ROMP in a new country in Latin America.

2050

Universal access to human mobility for people with limb loss in any ROMP country of operation.

ROMP sets its sights on one clear goal.

We dream of a more inclusive, just, and mobile future for all people living with limb loss.

Want to know how we plan to get there? Take a look at ROMP’s 2022-2025 Strategic Plan.

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ROMP Leaders ROMP Global BOD

2023 Ambassador Leadership

Shawn Faessler

President – Matthew Lubas

Dr. Susan Ladley

Vice President – Madeline Hoffner

Corinne Lebrun

Secretary – Lea Richer

ROMP Ecuador BOD Dominic Hamilton Sergio Guerra Fernando Delgado Corinne Lebrun Katherine Pico María Luz Arellano David Krupa David Ruf Dr. Jack Bermeo

Advisors Dr. Cody McDonald Kern Konwiser Eric Neufeld Kyle Stepp David Ruf Cory Berget

Recruiter – Kelly Valentin

2023 Ambassador Team Anna Coney

Karrigan Smith

Ashley Pollock

Kristin Liebl

Autumn Young

Lauren Hagedorn

Brittany Rogers

Lauren Kersey

Brittany Traverse

Mafer Larraga

Bryce Dahl

Marianna Madrid

Cydney Daquila

Megan Robey

Daniel Prusi

Mo Connelly-Boyle

Diana Anthony

Nicole Kowalski

Emily Zoltai

Rabia Khan

Esteban Ortiz

Rebecca Cook

Hannah Bies

Ren Willow

Hunter Shaull

Sal Gonzalez

Jordan Dunn

Sarah Burd

Joshua Nowlan

Teddy Cantor

Kaleigh Neely

Tristine Lam

Huge thanks to former Board Members Julie Tolleson Mary Helen Jacobus Adam Namm, Ambassador, Retired Angela Hygh Jen Howland ROMP 2023 IMPACT REPORT 21

The People ROMP Global

ROMP Ecuador

David Krupa Executive Director, Prosthetist

Liliana Romero Country Director

Lauren ‘LP’ Panasewicz Director of Development

Mireya Moreno Chief Prosthetist

Jonathan Naber Chief Program Officer

Steven Carrion Operations Assistant

Gabriela Castellanos Administrative Director

Lady Jaramillo Accountant

Sydney Marshburn Events and Outreach Manager

Pablo Constanza Jr. Prosthetist

Adam McAuliffe Warehouse Associate

Sara Caizaluisa Jr. Admin Assistant

Jose Carlos Ramos Monitoring and Evaluating, Grant Associate

Teresa Abad Hygienist

Aymara Muñoz Bookkeeper

ROMP Guatemala

ROMP Guatemala CBR Lourdes Quiñonez Field Supervisor Zoila Mérida Mobilizer Erika Fuentes Mobilizer / Physical Therapist Elly Centeno Mobilizer / Occupational Therapist

Davy Martinez Country Director Hyssell Collado Administrative Assistant Katherine Villatoro Chief Prosthetist Gerardo Quintanilla Jr. Prosthetist Celeste Montenegro Hygienist

Elba Marin Mobilizer

Learn more about our teams ROMP Global, ROMP Guatemala, ROMP Ecuador

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79%

75%

LATINO STAFF MEMBERS

FEMALE STAFF MEMBERS

14%

25

STAFF WITH DISABILITY

GLOBAL STAFF MEMBERS

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Watch our Volunteer Videos Volunteer Programs Ecuador Volunteer Programs Guatemala

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Thank You to our Clinical Volunteers Abigail Tangen Madison Adams Sarah Ahn Hamid Ali Zoe Allyson Anna Confer April Rust Valerie Arntsen Narrie Ashanna Barry Bait Ross Barker Andrew Bergum Robert Biasi Hannah Bies Yasuoka Brenton Brett Beal Bethany Brocco Bennett Brooke Shira Browns Sarah Burd Emily Castilaw Cody Campos Jacob Davis Daniel Davis Kali Dawson Julia Dickerson Sara Dmytriw Lydia Drass Abigail Dykema Heidi Elliott Jillian Foster Rebecca Gordon Andrew Green Paul Harrington Emily Harris Kaylee Herrig Marc Hervieux Corrie Hester Raksalana (Lana) Hooper Denise Hull Butler Jacy

James Berg Jason Jackson Bush Kamaria Kamdyn Hinderberger Samuel Keomanivane Frida Kileo Kirsten Hinderberger Courtney Klapka Renetta Lloyd Jennifer Lucarevic Leslie Martinez Michael Matsuda Oliver Maurice Sara Merlock Nick Mockus Matthew Moody Nathanial Peebles Micah O’Brien Rebecca O’Hotto Aaron Oetken Ade Ojeifoh Natalie Pace Duran Pardue Kelli Pedone Ciera Price Gabby Richardson Charles Ronkos Amy Sabreen Samuel Schroeder Kelsey Schneider Seth Dillard Jennifer Simmons Robert Smith Caitlin Steele Emily Terpstra Devon Thompson Emily Tully Heather Yates Kara Zorzoli

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The Donors Individual Donors ($1,000 and above) Monica Anderson

Naiomi Lundman

Shea Anderson & Amber Hill

Jason Malvar

John & Mary Angelico

Ed & Mary McCarthy

Jeffrey & Nhi Aronheim

Shanna McPheters

Ali Bagley

Charles & Jill Mills

Robert Barnett

Lisa & Jon Mowery

Ken & Carla Boenish

Scott & Carrie Murphy

Paula Cagala

Adam Namm & Mei Huang

Michael Cavanaugh

Eric & Lizzy Neufeld

Todd & Janetta Chapman

Joseph Neumeyer

Benjamin & Sabrina Clark

Michael & Ann Oros

Kathleen Collins

Dee Palagi

Michael Crawford

Michelle Phenicie

Matthew Davis

Carolynne & Kerry Reynolds

Mark & Noreen Devens

Michelle & Paul Rieger

Kirstie Ennis

Briana Robinson

Shawn & Ellen Faessler

John & Peggy Ruckauf

Michael & Silvana Fitzpatrick

Margaret Ruckauf

Betsy Haines

Angela Sabby

Paul & Elaine Hill

Sandy Sholl

Prudence Huang

Ken & Kathy Simmons

Marc Huber

Carol Snapp

Cathy Hyams

Jason Strohbehn

Angela Hygh & Stephen Brown

Terry Sullivan

Michael Jackson

Patrick Tiernan

Josh Kaplan

Brian Weatherman

John & Anabel Konwiser

Tony & Char Wening

Judith Lozier

Donald Young

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M3 Donors Michael Angone

Dawn Edwards

Adam Lubas

Eric Sommers

Robert Angone

Curtis Faessler

Katya Madden

Josh Sorosky

Diana Anthony

Jackie Foss

Becky Marshall

Nigel Spain

Valerie Arnsten

David Gamburd

Patrick Mathay

Sara A Stackhouse

Alexander Avram

Joanna Goodman

Alana Minoff

James P Stackhouse

Ashley Ballanger

Jan Harley

Debra Misuraca

James Storms

Ellen Belle

Natalie Harold

Jonathan Naber

Heidi Strickler

Jessica Belle

Corey Hester

Eric Neufeld

Jonathan Sukumar

Elizabeth Bendinelli

Timothy Hoang

Bobbi Newman

Joshua Tacca

Kathryn Bierbaum

Annika Hoekstra

Amy Nolan

Gail Tolleson

Stephanie Brazinsky

Denise Hoffman

Ehsan Noursalehi

Jennifer Tolleson

Ellen Brennan-Pierce

Christopher Huckabay

Felipe Oliva

Signo Uddenberg

Anna Brown

Darrell Jackson

Steve Page

Peggy Umansky

Annie Brownlee

Scott Jacobs

Lauren Panasewicz

Joshua Utay

Lauren Brucato

Molly Jeffers

John Panasewicz

Sara Vengrove

Adam Burch

Molly Jeffers

Jordan Panasewicz

Nicole Ver Kuilen

Malvin Buxtin

Katie Johnson

Allie Peterson

Kylie Ver Kuilen

Makenzie Cadwell

Diana Jukes-Cooper

Louis Posen

Carrie Weingart

Martha Carr

Norma Just

Katie Quaglia

Jason Wening

Gabriela Castellanos

Jamie Ketchum

Christopher Rains

Ashlie White

Norley Cervantes

Jess Kidd

Leslie Reeves

Adam Wigdalski

Robert Cook

Ashley Knight

Brody Reid

Emily Zoltai

Lisa Cook

Kimi Kondo

Lea Richer

Deb Zoltai

Rebecca Cook

Kern Konwiser

Roxanna Rios Sanchez

Alex Dahinten

David Krupa

Kati Rooney

Anna Detweiler

David “Pops” Krupa

Nicholas Rosfeld

Mary Ann Dornfeld

Susan Ladley

Carter Sanders

Sandra Dukat

Maria Lesniak

Alana Savoir

Kate DuMez

Jono Lewis

Linsey Sekulich

Alyssa Durkin

Matt Lubas

Nikki Sjoden

Our Monthly Mobility Members (M3) help fund the ongoing operations of our programs.

Learn more here.

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The Partners Corporate Partners Adaptive Training Foundation

Cumbre Tours

Mountain Hardwear

Side Stix

Agile Orthopedics LLC

Curbell Plastics

Neuros Medical, Inc

SkiWork Winter Park

David Rotter Prosthetics

On Running

Skratch Labs

Amplitude

East Side Orthotics and Prosthetics

One Hope Wine

Songfinch

Avery Brewing Co.

Half Acre Beer Co

One Hope Foundation

Tatoo Adventure Gear

Bionic Project Inc.

Hanger Clinic

Osprey Packs, Inc.

The Family Jones Distillery

Click Medical, LLC

Hydro Flask

Clove & Twine

I Choose Utah, LLC

CNI Brands

iBotta, inc.

College Park Industries

Limb Lab

Colorado Brewery Run Series

Lindhe Xtend Inc

RBC Wealth Management

Luna Bay Kombucha

Rise Prosthetics

Allstate Foundation

Coffey Foundation

Family Foundation

Foundation

AMB Foundation

Cotopaxi Foundation

John Trone Foundation

American Orthotic and Prosthetic Association (AOPA)

David Fellers Healing Art Foundation

Laurenti Foundation

T. Rowe Price Program For Charitable Giving

Davidson Bruce Foundation

Manaaki Foundation

Aledade Inc

Ottobock USA Pit Viper ProMedTek Proteor

The Real Estate Company Mountain Division Trust Bites & Co. WeinBauer Xtremity System

Funding Partners

Aon Foundation APM Cares, Inc. Art and Martha Kaemmer Fund of HRK Foundation

Dorothea Haus Ross Foundation (DHRF) Edward Jones Trust Fund

Little Buddy Foundation Memorial Hermann Health System MurphsLife Foundation One Hope Foundation Peace Lutheran Church

Barr Amputee Assistance Fund

FJC - A Foundation of Philanthropic Funds

Berkowitz Foundation

Pro Victimis Foundation

BMS Foundation

Functionally Active Kids Foundation (FAKS)

Clif Bar Family Foundation

IROH Foundation

RBC Foundation

John and Julie Dombo

Shirley Caris Family

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Pledgeling Foundation Provision Bridge

Tawingo Fund The Kirstie Ennis Foundation The Kuiken Charitable Fund The Renaissance Charitable Foundation The Stewart Title Foundation, inc.

US Money Reserve, Inc. US State Department World Pediatric Project

Institutional & University Partners A Leg To Stand On

Hanger Clinic

Rotaract Club Guatemala Norte

Baylor Center for Prosthetic and Orthotic Care and Clinical Innovation

Harris Health System

Saint Joseph’s University

Hospital (UNOP Guatemala)

Steps of Faith Foundation

Hospital Cuilapa (Guatemala)

TBI Warrior Foundation

Hospital General San Juan de Dios(Guatemala)

Tower Health Medical School

Baylor College of Medicine Orthotics & Prosthetics Program Cal State Unversity Dominguez Hills Prosthetics and Orthotics Program.

Casa Salud of San Antonio Center For Orthotics & Prosthetics Learning & Outcomes Center for Prosthetic and Orthotic Care and Clinical Innovation Century College - Orthotic and Prosthetic Program CliniMed Salud Integral Colorado State University Department of Biomedical Engineering ConnectAbility Dr. Nelson Amador (Ecuador) Ecumencial Center of San Antonio Fundal (Guatemala) H5 Prosthetics

Hospital Roosevelt (Guatemala) Independence P&O Initiative, Inc International Institute of Orthotics and Prosthetics Lago Agrio Municipality (Ecuador) Liliane Foundation (Guatemala) Limbs for Life Foundation Littleton Academy Loma Linda University Department of Orthotics & Prosthetics Mary Free Bed Hospital National Pediatric Oncology Hospital (UNOP Guatemala) Northwestern University Prosthetics & Orthotics Center

Universidad Mariano Gálvez - Physical Therapy Program (Guatemala) Universidad Mariano Gálvez Physical Therapy Program Universidad Rafael Landivar (Guatemala) University of Texas at El Paso Rehabilitation Counseling and Mental Health Counseling Programs University of Texas Southwestern Prosthetics and Orthotics Program University of the Incarnate Word Physical Therapy Program University of Washington Department of Rehabilitation Medicine Wuku’Kawoq (Guatemala)

NW Chapter AAOP Penta Medical Recycling Prescott’s Prosthetics

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In Memoriam Honoring those in the ROMP community that have passed on in 2023.

Max Neufeld (1941-2023) “ Max was a New Yorker through and through. His passion in life was his family and the values he passed on to his children of the importance of kindness, hard work and generosity is also why he supported and believed so deeply in the ROMP mission.”

– ROMP Co-Founder Eric Neufeld

Kevin Rogers (1990 - 2023) “ Kevin and I loved supporting ROMP through participating in volunteer programs in Guatemala and fundraising with our family during Mobility May. Kevin could often be found sporting his ROMP apparel and sharing ROMP’s mission with family and friends. He has always loved deeply and had a servant heart and is greatly missed by all who knew and loved him.”

– Brittany Rogers, ROMP Ambassador and loving wife to Kevin

Barbara Bensel (1941-2023) “ Barbara Bensel lived a large portion of her later life with a prosthetic leg. It offered her freedom, mobility, independence and confidence.

While her life was dedicated to her loving family, she cared deeply for others. She concerned herself for those less fortunate and when she passed, her children honored her wishes in helping those without proper access or ability to get high quality prosthetic care. She did this by partnering with ROMP. The mission and work of ROMP offered those the access to mobility and in turn, inherent dignity. This is one small piece that will keep our mother’s love for others living.”

– Terri Horn, Greg Bensel & Kristin Koster

ROMP Ecuador Patients

ROMP Guatemala Patients

Paneluisa López Erick Alexander Tiwi Nestor Wamputsrik Kajekai

Olga Isabel Muños Cinto Mynor Alberto Solórzano Curup German Roderico Bran Rodriguez

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Meet Jesus Jesus Velez received his first prosthesis and his ROMP doll in November. At just nine years old, Jesus lost his leg in a motorcycle accident in May of 2023. He loves his studies and he said the hardest part of his amputation was being in the hospital instead of being at school. With his prosthesis, he wants to run again and play hide and seek with his friends.

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