Mobility Trust

05/21/2026

Please note our offices will be closed on Monday, May 25th in observance of Memorial Day.

Have a fun and safe weekend.

Thank you,

The Mobility Trust team

05/14/2026

Healing can take many forms — and for some veterans, it starts on a surfboard.

Programs like Operation Surf and Warrior Surf Foundation are helping veterans rediscover purpose, connection, and confidence through the power of surfing.

Beyond the waves, these programs build community, improve mental health, and remind veterans they are not alone in their journey.

Stories like these are a powerful reminder that accessibility, recreation, and community-based support can transform lives.

Thank you to the organizations creating spaces where veterans can heal, reconnect, and thrive — one wave at a time.🏄

Learn more: https://livingwithamplitude.com/veterans-find-strength-and-healing-through-surf/

During National Military Appreciation Month, discover how adaptive surfing organizations like One More Wave and Operation Surf are helping wounded veterans find healing, strength, and community through ocean therapy.

05/12/2026

May is National Mobility Awareness Month (NMAM), a time to recognize the importance of accessible transportation and the life-changing impact mobility solutions can have for millions of individuals and families.

At Mobility Trust, we believe mobility is more than transportation — it’s independence, opportunity, and freedom.

Mobility solutions help individuals stay connected to their careers, healthcare, communities, and daily lives.

This year’s theme, “Find Your Fit,” highlights that every mobility journey is unique. We’re proud to support greater accessibility through specialized financing solutions designed specifically for the disability community.

Together, we can continue expanding access, independence, and inclusion through mobility.

Learn more about National Mobility Awareness Month presented by National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association (NMEDA) at NMEDA.org/NMAM

04/20/2026

April is Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA) Awareness Month—a time to recognize the strength, resilience, and ongoing challenges faced by veterans living with spinal cord injuries and other disabilities.

Thousands of Americans—including many veterans—experience life-changing spinal cord injuries every year. Organizations like PVA step in to ensure these individuals have access to the care, benefits, employment opportunities, and support they’ve earned through their service.

From advocating for accessible communities and quality healthcare to advancing research and providing adaptive sports and career programs, PVA is working every day to help veterans live with greater independence and dignity.

PVA Awareness Month is a call to action. It’s about sharing stories, raising awareness, and supporting the programs that empower veterans and their families.

As we reflect this month, let’s ask ourselves: how can we contribute to building a more accessible, inclusive world for those who have sacrificed so much?

Learn how you can get involved: https://pva.org/get-involved/

03/25/2026

The impact of investing in CDFI's that support the disability community cannot be understated.

Explore how investing in Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) can yield financial returns while enhancing economic opportunities for individuals with disabilities.

03/20/2026

Mobility Trust is proud to share that our President, Craig Baker, was honored at the MO Summit in Asheville, North Carolina, earlier this week.

We are grateful to be recognized and stand alongside incredible leaders like Peter Krull, CSRIC®, Director of Sustainable Investing at Earth Equity Advisors and a leading voice in socially responsible investing, and our host, Michael Whelchel, President of Big Path Capital.

Thank you to everyone who made this gathering so impactful.

02/23/2026

We’re proud to share a major milestone. Mobility Credit Acceptance, a subsidiary of Mobility Trust Group, has been certified as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) by the U.S. Department of the Treasury’s CDFI Fund.

CDFI certification recognizes mission-driven financial institutions that expand economic opportunity in underserved communities.

For Mobility, it strengthens our ability to deliver affordable financing to people with disabilities who are too often overlooked by traditional lenders.

Read the release: https://blog.mobilitytrust.com/en/enable-the-possibilities/us-treasury-cdfi-certification

02/06/2026

Mobility Trust Group’s 2025 Impact Report is here. We are proud to share since inception, we’ve originated $51M+, helping 1,500+ families nationwide access essential mobility and accessibility solutions.

This report reflects our core belief: access to mobility is access to independence, employment, and full participation in daily life, and that mission-aligned financing can deliver both impact and strong performance.

Find the link to the full report in the comments.

01/27/2026

We’re proud to share that our CEO, Craig Baker, has been named to Big Path Capital’s 2026 Top Impact CEO list.

The annual ranking highlights 100 leaders using business to drive meaningful social and environmental progress.

We’re honored to be in the company of inspiring organizations and leaders working toward a more positive future.

Explore the full 2026 list here: https://mo-100.com

12/03/2025

Today, the world recognizes 1.3 billion people with disabilities—a reminder that building truly inclusive communities means ensuring access, dignity, and opportunity for all.

This year, the World Health Organization (WHO) is spotlighting a critical issue: inclusive health financing.

For many individuals and families, essential care, treatments, and medical devices remain out of reach when financing systems aren’t designed with their needs in mind. The result is too often catastrophic out-of-pocket costs, financial instability, or being forced to go without the care that supports health, independence, and quality of life.

At Mobility Trust, we see the impact of inclusive financing every day. When people can access the mobility equipment, vehicles, and home modifications they need—without facing financial harm—their health, employment opportunities, and overall well-being improve. Families are stronger. Communities are stronger. Our economy is stronger.

Inclusive health financing isn’t just good policy—
✨ It’s a foundation for health for all,
✨ A pathway to economic participation, and
✨ A reflection of our values as a society.

On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we recommit to expanding financial access for people with disabilities and building systems that are accessible, affordable, and equitable for everyone.