Thank you Foundry and Anonymous Friend of ROMP for matching $20K!
Mobility is a Fundamental Human Right
Yet, 90% of people who need prosthetic devices do not have access to this life changing technology. Even fewer receive quality, comprehensive, long-term care, and support. ROMP is changing that statistic one person at a time.
Range of Motion Project (ROMP)’s mission is to ensure access to high-quality prosthetic care for underserved people, improving their mobility and independence.
ROMP has 1,000 people waiting for their first prosthetic leg and the chance to walk again.
Ready to Unlock Someone’s Mobility?
Are you considering unique ways to support our mission, such as planned giving, stock donations, physical assets, grants, or corporate partnership? If so, we’d love to hear from you at partnerships@rompglobal.org.
Or, donate on Venmo!
1. Open the Venmo app
2. Click “Pay/request” at the bottom
3. Select the QR code symbol in the top right
4. Choose “Scan code”
5. Point your phone at this QR code
@rangeofmotionproject
Or, create your own fundraiser!
Create more impact by fundraising for our Vamos for Mobility campaign!
For the 35-40 million people worldwide who need prosthetic care, every step counts.
Together, we can make sure no one is left waiting.
Hear from MrBeast
ROMP got the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to partner with the world's largest YouTuber MrBeast, to make the impossible possible! Our team went full Beast Mode to get 100 individuals walking in record-breaking time, thanks to MrBeast's partnership! Our Executive Director, David Krupa, interviewed Jimmy Donaldson, known as MrBeast on why he chose to help people walk again.
MrBeast Helped People like Sherli and Aron Walk Again, and So Can YOU!
For someone in need of a prosthetic device, everyday tasks become unsurmountable challenges. You have the power to change that. Your gift doesn’t just provide a device—you’re offering someone the chance to pursue their dreams, support their family, and become active community members.
Meet Sherli, Step Forward for Mobility
A severe infection after a traffic accident caused 27-year-old Sherli from Santa Catarina Pinula, Guatemala, to lose her leg. For years, she struggled to regain her independence and relied on others for even the simplest tasks. Sherli dreamed of finding a job and pursuing an education, but her lack of mobility made those dreams seem unattainable.
Thanks to Mr. Beast, Sherli received a custom prosthetic leg that has transformed her life. She’s now walking independently and actively seeking a job to achieve financial stability for the first time. Beyond mobility, Sherli has rediscovered her sense of self-worth and ambition. She’s even considering going back to school to learn new languages. ROMP has given Sherli more than just a prosthesis—they have given her the ability to dream again and build a brighter future.
Meet Aron, Champion for Mobility
Seven years ago, Aron injured his leg severely while working on a farm with his grandfather. The injury led to four years of painful surgeries and extended hospital stays. Ultimately, he decided to undergo amputation.
Although Aron received a donated prosthesis, his family’s financial struggles prevented him from accessing proper care and long-term support. This left him with an ill-fitting prosthetic socket that has held him back from reaching his full potential. After waiting over over a year for a socket replacement, Aron found ROMP and has gotten the quality care he was desperately hoping for.
Mr. Beast helped Aron regain full mobility and gave him a running prosthesis too. Aron can now focus on his passion for athletics. At just 20 years old, he plans to represent Ecuador in South American competitions and bring home a medal for his country.
Behind the Beast
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Jimmy Buried Under Prosthetic Legs
Jimmy is buried under the 54 prostheses that he, Karl, Nolan and Tareq are about to deliver in Ecuador. Later that day Jimmy posted a TikTok from the same rooftop and the Ecuadorian public discovered that he was in Quito. No one could figure out where he was or what he was doing...until now!
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Jimmy with ROMP Guatemala team
Jimmy and the ROMP Guatemala team proudly display all of the prosthetic legs that will help 50 people to WALK AGAIN. The team immediately got to work fitting and delivering prostheses as soon as this photo was taken.
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Mr Beast Loves Mobility For All
Jimmy and David Krupa stand tall in support of Mobility For All.
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Jimmy after hiking Rucu Pichincha with ROMP in Ecuador
MrBeast hiked with ROMP patients the day after they walked for the first time. Quality prosthetic care allows more than just walking, it opens the door to adventure exercise and fun.
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Jimmy, Tareq, Nolan, David and Josefa Yara After Playing Soccer
Jimmy and the boys learned that Josefa Yara loves soccer so they gave her cleats, a new uniform, and invited her to play. Mobility is sport and fun.
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David with MrBeast piñata
Mr Beast's team asked to have a lot of fun things prepared for the shoot including this custom piñata that was filled with Feastables.
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Jimmy Poses After Riding with Luis
During the prosthesis fitting, Jimmy learned that Luis was a horse trainer. He asked Luis if he'd like to ride and within an hour Jonathan Naber ROMP, Chief Program Officer, lined up a ride at the Guatemala City Equestrian Club. Mobility with a prosthesis leads to more than walking. Luis was beyond happy to ride again thanks to Mr Beast.
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Irma and Pedro Walk Hand In Hand Thanks to Mr Beast
You saw husband and wife, Pedro and Irma, walk hand in hand in the Mr Beast video. Walking again is an expression of love.
Get Involved with ROMP
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Recycle your new or slightly used prosthetic components and supplies to give mobility to someone in need.
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Work alongside skilled practitioners in our Guatemala and Ecuador clinics to help unlock Mobility for All.
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Our monthly donors help improve patient mobility by supporting our Community-Based Rehabilitation (CBR) program.
