GIVE EQUIPMENT

Access to medical and mobility aids can be life-changing for a person with a disability. 

For some, a walker might be all they need to attend events at a library or community center. For others, a shower chair may make bathing safer and more comfortable, and in turn allow them to socialize with confidence. Whatever the equipment needed, MMEC is here to ensure that individuals with disabilities can move through their communities with ease.

Join Us in Our Work

Each year, the MMEC distributes over 6,500 walkers, wheelchairs, Hoyer lifts, and other pieces of durable medical equipment to those who might not otherwise be able to afford them. This work, which touches more than 3,000 lives annually, relies on donations of gently used medical equipment from community members like you.  

Donating to the MMEC 

Donating to the MMEC puts life-changing medical and adaptive equipment into the hands of people who need it and diverts usable items from landfills.  

The following information may be helpful in deciding whether your items can be donated to the MMEC:

  • Is the equipment heavily soiled or rusted? We cannot satisfactorily refurbish heavily soiled or rusted equipment.
  • Are all equipment parts present?
  • Is the equipment more than 10 years old? It is difficult to find parts and refurbish very old equipment.
  • Is the equipment heavily damaged or broken?
  • If the equipment is not usable can it be used for spare parts?

PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE EQUIPMENT AT THE MMEC OUTSIDE OF OUR OPEN HOURS – disposing of broken equipment or that does not fit our program takes up resources and hurts our ministry. 

ACCEPTED EQUIPMENT

Please note that we reserve the right to reject any items that we feel to be in poor condition or which are not suited to our ministry.  

Here is a list of high requested and unique items that can immediately impact your community:

  • Pediatric Equipment – stollers, posterior walkers, platform walkers, wheelchairs, bath chairs-Rifton 
  • Front wheel walker
  • Rollators – also known as four-wheel walker
  • Knee Walkers 
  • Wheelchairs 
  • Transport Chairs 
  • Pediatric Strollers 
  • Tilt in Space Chairs 
  • Electric Scooters 
  • Electric Wheelchairs
  • Portable Ramps
  • Shower Chairs 
  • Transfer Benches 
  • Commodes 
  • Shower/Commode Chairs on Wheels 
  • Toilet Risers
  • Grab Bars – mounted and suction
  • Bed Rails 
  • Transfer Poles 
  • Transfer Boards 
  • Gait Belts
  • gauze
  • bandages
  • band aids
  • second skin ect.
  • Reachers & Dressing Aids 
  • Oximeter/Blood Cuffs, Bed Alarms
  • Ice/Cold Machines 
  • CPAPs, BiPAPs, and APAPs
    ResMed S10 only
    No Philips / Respironics machines
    All accessories must be factory sealed (unopened)
  • Roho Cushions, Foam/Gel Cushions & Foam Wedges 
  • Walker Trays, Carriers & Baskets Incontinence supplies- Adult Diapers/Disposable briefs or under pads, bed pads
  • Portable Oxygen Concentrators much have their charger
  • Hoyer Slings 
  • Hospital Beds- Semi-electric and Fully electric 
  • Over Bed Tables 
  • Trapeze Stands/Attachments 
  • Lift Chairs, 
  • Hoyer Lift 
  • Sit to Stand

ITEMS WE CANNOT ACCEPT

Prescription medication

Catheter supplies and bags

Dialysis fluids and supplies

Hearing aids and Glasses

Bariatric hospital beds  

Adjustable beds

Stair chairs or stair lifts 

Equipment that must be mounted to a vehicle

Institutional-sized equipment too big for home use 

Disposable medical supplies, other than incontinence supplies for home use 

If you don’t see your item listed, or if you have questions about whether it’s in donatable condition, please call us at (425) 628-1751 or email your question to equipment@bridgemin.org.

 

How to Donate 

Please bring donations to our Meyer Medical Equipment Center
during open hours: Monday – Thursday 9:30am to 5:00pm.

Bridge Disability Ministries
15411 NE 95th Street
Redmond, WA 98052

(425) 628-1751

 

Thank you for your support 

When you donate medical equipment to the MMEC, you’re not just donating a walker, shower chair, or Hoyer lift; you’re giving the gift of safety, wellbeing, and community access to a person with a disability.

Thank you for your support, we couldn’t do this without you!