Ms. Wheelchair Massachusetts Foundation

03/23/2021

The Ms Wheelchair Massachusetts Foundation is deeply saddened to share that former MWMA President Susan Houston, has passed away. Susan loved MWMA, served in many roles over the years and impacted countless lives. She will be missed.

Our thoughts are with Susan’s family and friends during this very difficult time.

[Image Description A photo of Susan Houston sitting at a table while volunteering. Susan is smiling for the camera. She is wearing a white long sleeve shirt with a light blue sweater over it.]

11/14/2020

Congratulations !

We are so excited to welcome Audrey Booth Williams to the Ms. Wheelchair America family! She will be representing the state of Arkansas this year!

Congratulations, Audrey! We can’t wait to watch you spread your platform, “LIFE: Living Fully Empowered!”

We hope this year brings you plenty of opportunities to celebrate and uplift those around you.

07/15/2020

The Ms Wheelchair Massachusetts Foundation sends its deepest condolences to the Ms. Wheelchair Washington-America organization, the Harada family, and all those who knew and loved Danielle.

Her kindness and talent will be missed!

RIP Danielle

We are deeply saddened to share the news that Danielle Harada, Ms. Wheelchair Washington-America 2019, has passed away.

Danielle made such a significant impact on all who knew her. She had a beautiful spirit. No matter what the circumstances were, Danielle was always able to use her story, talents, and experiences to lift others up and make the world a more loving and accepting place.

Danielle we will miss you dearly. Thank you for being you and sharing so much good with the world.

Please join us in keeping Danielle’s family and friends in your thoughts during this very difficult time.

03/10/2020

It is with the deepest sadness that the Ms. Wheelchair Massachusetts Foundation announces the passing of our friend and supporter Sarah MacIsaac. Sarah served in various roles within the MWMA community over the last several years and she will be deeply missed.

01/09/2020

Are you a woman passionate about disability related issues and advocacy? The Ms. Wheelchair Massachusetts Foundation is actively seeking contestants to be a part of our Leadership and Advocacy Competition on February 29, 2020. If you are a woman at least 21 years old, a U.S. Citizen, a Massachusetts resident for at least six months, and use a wheelchair for 100% of daily community mobility, you are eligible to apply! For an application please contact Victoria Sousa at [email protected]
Deadline is February 14th! Apply TODAY!!

01/01/2020

Happy New Year from the Ms. Wheelchair Massachusetts Foundation!

12/31/2019

"Whether she’s on her surfboard or in the gym, Joss shows girls the importance of trying new things, pushing past stereotypes, and being a good team player," American Girl said in a statement unveiling the new character.

American Girl's 2020 Girl of the Year doll is Joss Kendrick! In a first, this American Girl doll has hearing loss and wears a hearing aid.

12/30/2019

Do you know someone who could be the next Ms. Wheelchair Rhode Island? Or are you someone who wants to advocate and represent for our small but mighty state?
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Contact MWRI today and join us on this amazing journey of empowerment, education, & fun advocating throughout our state!!!
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Email: [email protected]

12/16/2019

Jai Srinivasan and Sebastian Ortiz don’t just share the role of Tiny Tim in this year’s Broadway production of “A Christmas Carol” -- they share a diagnosis....

12/06/2019

"She's adorable and great to work with, and the shots we captured with her for our holiday catalogues are beautiful," a spokeswoman for American Girl tells PEOPLE

11/28/2019

Happy Thanksgiving from the Ms Wheelchair Massachusetts Foundation! Hope everyone has a nice day!