Prosthetic Recycling (C4C) : Get Involved : Range of Motion Project

Components for a Cause (C4C)

Components for a cause is a US program that recycles new or gently-used prosthetic components to be used in our permanent clinical operations in Guatemala and Ecuador to treat patients.

Following our organizational core values, "Human dignity, Empowerment, Community, and Sustainability," we kindly ask you to make a quick quality check on your components and check if they are suitable for another person to use.

Request a Shipping Label!

You can request UPS shipping labels from ROMP through the link above! If you are feeling generous and want to cover shipping costs. You can ship any time through your preferred shipping method to our warehouse:

ROMP

1474 S Acoma St

Denver, CO 80223

TIPS FOR SHIPPING:

Remember to write your full address, with zip code, state and city.
We kindly ask you not to exceed 24 inch per box in length, width or height.
Please keep boxes to 50 lbs or less. Send multiple boxes if needed!
Please make sure to pack and tape the box well so it doesn't bust open in route to our warehouse.

Take a Tour of Our Warehouse:

TO SEND OR NOT TO SEND

**HIGH NEED ITEMS**

Please do not wait to send:
-Knees
-Feet: size 25 and below
-Liners: size 34 to 45 (locking)
-All Pediatric Components
Items we ALWAYS accept

-Standard Pyramid
-Pyramid Adapter: Female and Male
-Double-ended adapter
-Offsets of any kind
-Spacer Plates
-4-hole threaded base plate (goes inside the socket)
-Pylons 10" < 30mm and 34mm
-Modular locking systems of any kind
-Suction valves (AK and BK)
-4-prong socket adapter
-3-prong socket adapter
-Angled tube clamps
-Hip joints
-Knee adapters
Items we do NOT accept

-Shoes
-Prosthetic socks
-Feet size 26 and above
-Any orthotic devices
-Hard items with rust, leaky hydraulics, or broken shells
-Soft items with tears, holes, or heavy use

How C4C works:

Component Collection ->

Clinics or individuals collect and box components! You can ship directly to ROMP or request a label from us.
Warehouse Action ->

Our warehouse staff and volunteers work to inventory your donations and do a quality check on all items.
QR codes ->

If applicable, donations will be given a QR code with the donors information on it so that our staff in country can scan the items when they are used for a patient.
ROMP Patients!

The majority of our components are donated by people like you! This allows us to keep our costs down while providing high-quality prosthetic technology to kids like William! (Donated knee from Becca Cook at Hanger Clinic!)