Giving back

The 100:1 Pledge.

Mobility shouldn’t depend on a price tag. For every 100 wheelchairs we ship, one goes to someone who can’t buy one — a commitment built into how we operate, not bolted on the side.

100:1

For every 100 wheelchairs we ship, one is given to a care home, rehabilitation centre or disability organisation that can’t buy one. It scales with the business — the more our partners sell, the more chairs reach the people who need them.

A carer supporting an older person with a mobility aid at home
Who we give toDonated chairs reach the people who can’t buy one — care homes, rehabilitation centres and disability groups.
Our commitment · from 2026

A pledge, in writing.

For every 100 wheelchairs we invoice, we set aside one — a brand-new chair off the same certified line, additional to the order and never discounted or surplus stock. Each one goes, at no cost, to a vetted care home, rehabilitation centre or disability organisation. We reconcile the count quarterly and publish it — with the receiving organisations named — once a year.

A standing policy, effective from our 2026 launch — not a one-off campaign.  —  Wanderoll
Additional, not surplusRecipients never payAuditable countNamed with consentReported yearly
How it works

From your order to
someone’s independence.

1

An order is placed

Every 100 wheelchairs a distributor buys triggers one donation. The pledge travels with the order — automatically, at no extra cost to the buyer.

2

One chair is set aside

A brand-new unit comes off the same certified line as customer orders — additional stock, never a discounted, surplus or reject chair.

3

It reaches verified need

We deliver it to a vetted care home, rehabilitation centre or disability organisation. The person who receives it never pays.

Who receives them

Where the
chairs go.

Residential care

Care homes

Homes supporting older and disabled residents who otherwise share, wait for, or go without a power chair of their own.

Recovery & physio

Rehabilitation centres

Units where a power chair shortens recovery and gives patients back their independence sooner.

Community groups

Disability organisations

Charities and groups serving people who can’t otherwise access a chair — prioritised first.

Founding partners are being onboarded through 2026. We name every receiving organisation — with their consent — once it’s confirmed, and we don’t list partners we haven’t signed.

How we keep it honest

Kept honest,
by design.

Additional, not surplus

Donated chairs are brand-new and additional to sales — never discounted stock, returns or rejects.

Matched to real need

Recipients are vetted; chairs go where they’re genuinely needed, not where they’re easiest to send.

Recipients never pay

No cost to the receiving organisation, and none to the person who uses the chair.

An auditable count

The 100:1 ratio is reconciled quarterly and open to inspection — a figure you can check, not a slogan.

Named, with consent

We publish every receiving organisation by name, only ever with their permission.

Reported every year

An annual report: how many chairs, where they went, with photos — and honest about any shortfall.

Transparency

The number,
always on the page.

We’d rather show the maths than make a claim. From launch, this page carries the running total — chairs shipped, chairs donated, and where they went.

2026Programme launch
100 : 1Sold-to-donated ratio
PublishedRunning total, from launch
NamedReceiving organisations

The 100:1 Pledge launches in 2026. Donation totals and partner organisations will be published here from launch.

The plan

The road
from here.

2026Launch

The pledge goes live

The charter is published, partner vetting begins, and the first chairs are set aside as orders ship.

2026From day one

The count goes on the page

Every donated chair is logged; the running total publishes here, and grows as our distributors sell.

2027First report

First annual impact report

Chairs donated, organisations named, photos of where they went — including anything we fell short on.

OngoingBy design

It scales with the business

The pledge is wired into how we operate — the more our partners sell, the more chairs reach people who need them.

An automated robotic arm on a wheelchair production line
The same lineEvery donated chair is built on the same certified line as a paying order — same models, same quality.
Why a maker gives

The same product.
The same line.

For most brands, corporate giving is unrelated to what they make. For us it’s the same product, the same line, the same people. A chair that returns someone’s independence is exactly what we build every day — which is what makes this honest, and what makes it last.

— Wanderoll

For our distributors

More than goodwill —
a tender advantage.

When your buyers — hospitals, councils, care groups — score tenders on social value, the pledge gives you something concrete to put in that box. In UK public procurement, social value carries a weighting of 10–30% of the award, and the Procurement Act 2023 lets the most advantageous bid win, not just the cheapest. Source from Wanderoll and a documented giving commitment travels with every order — at no extra cost or effort.

10–30%Social-value weighting in UK public tenders
MAT‘Most advantageous tender’ — Procurement Act 2023

Win on more than price.

Ask us for the one-page social-value statement you can drop straight into a bid — and the line sheet to match.

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stands for something.

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