No Bad Days raises funds to help families procure medical equipment and devices that provide a better quality of life for children with disabilities. No Bad Days is a 501(c)(3) and 100% of all monies collected from donations goes directly to the children. There are no administrative expenses or costly overhead.
October 2024
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Mario with a Joerns Hoyer Advance Lift and Sling.
October 2024
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Eileen with a Molift Raiser Pro and Raiser Belt.
Eileen’s mom stated, “Eileen is able to stand well with the Raiser Pro, the belt is especially helpful. She seems to have fun being pushed around in it as well. We are very thankful to you! Thank you so much for your help and generosity!”
May 2024
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Sean with a L300 Go Central EPG.
Sean quotes, “I am so happy to have my L300 Go because it helps me jump, so I can dunk like Lebron James! Thank you so much!
May 2024
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Eric with Ergo Lite handrims.
December 2023
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Kathryn with a Rifton bathroom chair.
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Maddox with a Special Tomato Soft-Touch Sitter with mobile base.
Maddox’s mom wrote, “It has been an absolute life-saver for us! He uses it on a daily basis and is so comfortable in it!”
July 2023
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Henry with a Firefly GoTo Seat.
Henry’s mom wrote, “Our family has been so blessed by the donation of this Firefly Goto Seat from your foundation. It has allowed Henry a safe and secure place to, not only do his school work, but to also participate in family crafts and activities! Thank you No Bad Days Foundation for all you do for families like ours!!!”
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Dallas with a Convaid Rodeo Wheelchair.
Dallas’ mom wrote, “We are SO thankful for the convaid rodeo. It has made our life so much easier! My back is also thankful. grin I no longer have to lift a huge wheelchair into my suv. He recently went to his first birthday party and was able to go bowling and be apart of something he normally couldn’t do all thanks to his new chair. Our family can’t thank No Bad Days Foundation enough.”
June 2023
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Daniella with a MobiChair Floating Beach Wheelchair so she can enjoy going to the beach with her mom.
March 2023
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Mia with a Duet Wheelchair Bicycle Tandem so she can enjoy bike rides with her family.
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Aiden with a MobiChair Floating Beach Wheelchair.
Aiden’s family wrote, “Thanks to No Bad Days Foundation who found it in their hearts to provide Aiden’s new beach wheelchair. Thanks to them, 2023 will bring in a new year for Aiden to explore and enjoy a walk on the beach, the orchestra of crashing waves, the cool caress of ocean waters, and the warm hug of the sun.”
December 2022
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Dexter with a Josi-Stroller.
Dexter’s family wrote, “We are so grateful to No Bad Days Foundation for gifting our son Dexter with the Josi stroller. Dexter loves going to the beach and being in nature but that was always difficult to do because he is completely paralyzed and is bound to a wheelchair. The Josi stroller will give our son the freedom to go the beach, to travel more and experience the world around him in comfort. We are so excited for the new year and new adventures and we wouldn’t be able to do it without your help. Thank you No Bad Days Foundation from the bottom of our hearts!”
July 2022
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Cheyenne with an Ormesa Grillo Super Complete Mini with Table and padded leg divider.
February 2022
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Jose with a Special Tomato Soft-Touch Sitter to keep him safe when traveling in a vehicle and as an activity chair on the rolling base when at home.
February 2022
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Matthew with the Bioness NESS L300 Foot Drop Systems for his legs.
Matthew’s mother wrote, “Matthew says he loves the Bioness because it helps him walk with flat feet. We see him confidently stepping and even walking up and down stairs easily, every other foot instead of slowly. We are so grateful for No Bad Days Foundation. Your gift has changed Matthew’s life!”
February 2022
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Benjamin with a Margay Special Needs Tricycle.
Benjamin’s mother wrote, “He is so excited that he doesn’t want to go inside home! You are a definitely life changer for my son!! Thank you very much!! And god bless your foundation forever!!!”
January 2022
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide John with a Hoyer Advance-E 340 Patient Lift to assist his family with safely lifting and transferring him.
John’s mother wrote, “Thank you so much No Bad Days!
I now have a smooth ride for his transfers, thanks to your generosity.
October 2021
In 2019, the No Bad Days Foundation was honored to help Hunter by purchasing a Jaeco Orthopedic WREX Mobile Arm Support to assist him with eating on his own, driving his wheelchair, and assisting him with doing his school work. Hunter has since outgrown his original arm support and the No Bad Days Foundation was able to assist Hunter with this new one so he may continue to be as independent as we all hope.
September 2021
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Evan with a Joerns Hoyer Advance Power Lift With Mesh Sling to assist his grandparents with safely lifting and transferring him.
Evan’s grandfather wrote, “Thank you so much for all you have done for Evan and all the children you help. You make such a difference in their lives!”
September 2021
The No Bad Days Foundation was honored to donate a Medical All Terrain Beach Wheelchair to the Melbourne Beach Vol. Fire Department!
To find out more about how you can rent this wheelchair, free of charge, please contact the Melbourne Beach Volunteer Fire Department at 321-724-1736.
June 2021
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Angel with an ETAC Turner Pro to assist his family with transferring him in and out of his chair.
April 2021
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Alexander with a Spirit Car Seat to keep him safe and secure when traveling in a vehicle.
April 2021
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Rhiannon with tricycle footplates to allow her foot to be placed correctly on the tricycle pedal while wearing her ankle braces.
February 2021
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Mason with a Firefly Playpak – Early Intervention Therapy Kit (positioning device) to assist him with sitting by himself.
November 2020
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Esther with a Firefly Playpak – Early Intervention Therapy Kit (positioning device) to assist her with sitting by herself.
Esther’s parents wrote, “My husband and I would like to express our sincerest gratitude to Mark and the volunteers who help make the No Bad Days Foundation possible. You have no idea how much this portable playpak blesses us as a family and the timing of receiving this incredible news. We weren’t expecting to receive a response so quickly. Thank you so so much!!!
We are so excited to have something that is tailored to our daughter’s needs and will provide her the opportunity to further grow developmentally in ways we haven’t been able to safely do at home. We are also thankful to have something that we believe will foster more awareness and inclusion for the medically complex / special needs community both within our home and in other people’s.
More often than not we have to fight for even the basic medically necessary things our daughter, Esther, needs. We experience more denials, resources being taken away and being told we do not qualify. Our eyes have been opened to how broken things actually are since we ourselves became immersed into a community we knew very little about before our daughter was born.
So to be honest we were cautiously optimistic when this playpak was submitted to the foundation. For us to not have to provide further justification as to why our daughter needs this or for there to not be a stipulation placed around the gift … there are no words besides thank you. Our hope and prayer is that your foundation will continue to operate this way as each of these families are in need not just the ones that are perceived financially dependent upon government assistance. We hope to bring Esther by to thank you all in person soon!”
October 2020
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Kyara with a safety sleeper bed to keep her safe at night.
A couple of quotes from her family are, “I cannot tell you just how thankful and touched I am for your assistance! Having this piece of mind knowing that not only is she safe and secure overnight, but during her “melt downs” she will no longer be able to injure herself is like an answer from above.”
May 2020
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Jakob with a Convaid Easy Rider Stroller which will allow Jakob to travel with his family as his primary wheelchair is too large to fit in the car.
May 2020
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Daviyonna with a Rabbit Mobile Stander which helps to keep her in an upright position to assist her with learning to bear weight on her legs.
May 2020
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Arianna with a Weighted Compression Vest which helps to regulate her sensory needs.
March 2020
The No Bad Days Foundation is thankful for the many people in our community who help us support children in need. Recently, Tim Emerson from Synnove’s Sunshine Scooters contacted No Bad Days about donating a scooter specifically designed for children. Synnove’s Sunshine Scooters is a non-profit that was founded in honor of an inspirational granddaughter named Synnove! The organization uses creativity and fun to make scooters that help children learn mobility skills.
To provide the benefits of such a generous donation to as many as possible, we contacted Ability Plus Therapy. Because No Bad Days is focused on helping children with medical disabilities, we often work with organizations like Ability Plus Therapy, which is a pediatric therapy center located in Melbourne, Florida. They gladly welcomed the opportunity to see how the scooter could enhance the development of the children they assist each day.
When we asked about his experience delivering the scooter, Mr. Emerson said, “It is an honor to help these children. We met a special girl named Rhiannon at Ability Plus. I will never forget her smile when she first used the scooter. That smile is worth all the time and effort we put into this project.”
Karen Rhoads from Ability Plus Therapy expressed her thanks and delight. “We loved adding the scooter to our clinic! Our children are able to learn how to drive a powered toy which is so important for their overall growth and development. They are in control and have more independence in their mobility! This has given so many of our families the opportunity to see what powered mobility can do for them and will open the door to power options in the future! Plus … it’s so much fun!!! Thank you so much to Synnove’s Sunshine Scooters for this wonderful gift!!”
No Bad Days knows exactly how Mr. Emerson and Ms. Rhoads feel. We are so happy we could bring these organizations together to help those who need it – children and their families.
The No Bad Days Foundation supports children in Brevard County that have medical disabilities but are unable to acquire life-enhancing medical devices and other necessities. There are devices and equipment that could forever enhance the life of a child, but insurance companies may not agree that they are “medically necessary” and coverage is denied. The foundation raises funds to help families procure medical equipment and devices that provide a better quality of life for children with disabilities. No Bad Days is a 501(c)(3) and 100% of all monies collected from donations goes directly to the children.
November 2019
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Eileen with an ETAC Turner Pro to assist her family with transferring her in and out of her chair.
October 2019
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Faith with an ETAC Turner Pro and Tumble Forms to assist her parents with transferring her in and out of her chair.
October 2019
We are honored to announce that the No Bad Days Foundation has donated a Medical All Terrain Beach Wheelchair to Canaveral Fire Rescue. To find out more about how you can rent this wheelchair, free of charge, please see the attached post from the City of Cape Canaveral.
Canaveral Fire Rescue received a beach wheel chair from the No Bad Days Foundation for use at the Mobi-Mats® beach accesses! This chair will be available on a first come basis and the Fire Department will deliver and pick up the chair at one of the four Mobi-Mat locations upon request. This service will be available after Nov. 1, 2019. The user can call (321)783-4424 between 8:00 a.m. and noon Monday through Friday to make the request.
Mobi-Mats are installed on the following beach crossovers:
Monroe Avenue
Polk Avenue
Buchanan Avenue
Ridgewood Avenue Beach Crossover (north of Canaveral Sands Condo and Cherie Down Park)
September 2019
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Isamar with an ETAC Turner Pro to assist her family with transferring her in and out of her chair.
Isamar’s mom wrote, “My daughter had a really long day, as she had a field trip in which she had to do a job that was assigned to her she was “security advisor “ her job consisted of escorting the “mayor “ which was a fellow classmate to her events and also enforcing laws making sure other classmates were doing their job and following the rules. So from roughly around 9:30 am until 12:30 pm she propelled herself in her wheelchair back and forth so by 4:45 which was her therapy time I knew she was exhausted. Yet look at the surprise she gave us while she was doing her sit to stands on her turner pro! I truly can’t tell you how Thankful we are to you and your organization!”
May 2019
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Mason with a Special Tomato booster car seat, Ki Mobility bath chair, and a TFH full support swing seat.
It was a sincere pleasure to meet Mason and his mom Amberlie.
May 2019
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Tommy with a Healthline Medical All Terrain Beach Wheelchair. This wheelchair will allow Tommy to enjoy more time outdoors and will allow him to safely be on the beach.
It was a sincere pleasure to see Tommy and his mom Stephanie again.
April 2019
A few members of the Widerman Malek PL team, on behalf of the firm’s not-for-profit, No Bad Days Foundation, were honored to present Tommy with an Upsee upright mobility device and Splashy portable bath seat.
It was a sincere pleasure to meet Tommy and his mom Stephanie.
April 2019
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Hunter with a Jaeco Orthopedic WREX Mobile Arm Support. This mobile arm support gives Hunter the ability to eat on his own, drive his wheelchair, and it even assists with school work.
March 2019
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Aiden with an ETAC Turner Pro and Tumble Forms to assist his grandfather in transferring him in and out of his chair.
January 2019
John with his new feeder and tray.
Two members of the Widerman Malek team, Mark Warzecha (partner) and Kim Johnson, on behalf of the firm’s not-for-profit, No Bad Days Foundation, visited Ability Plus Therapy to present John with an Obi Powered Dining Device with switches and Mount n Mover dual arm wheelchair mounting system.
It was a sincere pleasure to meet John and his mom Karin.
December 2018
Jose with his Convaid Cruiser Adaptive Stroller!
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Jose with a Convaid Cruiser Adaptive Stroller to help keep him appropriately positioned while traveling.
Samantha with her iPad!
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Samantha and the Palanzi family with an iPad which includes the apps she needs to help communicate with her family.
December 2018
Chance Hoesay received a track system at his home in order to aid with mobility around the house.
March 2018
Curren Ramsey received a safety bed, He has low muscle tone and decreased muscle strength, and is dependent for self-care activities. Medical insurance denied coverage for a safety bed, and No Bad Days along with a donation from the Cove Merchants Association have provided Curren with a specialty bed to keep him safe and comfortable at night.
November 2017
In 2017, The No Bad Days Foundation provided John Woodson with mobile arm supports.
November 2016
The No Bad Days Foundation is honored to have been able to provide Robinson with The Roosevelt car seat to help keep him safe in the car.
August 2016
“On August 31, 2016, two members of the Widerman Malek team, Mark Warzecha (partner) and Daniel Davidson, on behalf of the firm’s not-for-profit, No Bad Days Foundation, visited Ability Plus Therapy to present Liam two therapy items that will hopefully bring some relief to him and his mom.
Liam, who is autistic and suffers from congenital pulmonary valve stenosis, tachycardia and cardiac arrhythmia, received a weighted compression vest and an air “wiggle” cushion. Although it does not seem like much, these two items can help make his daily life less of a struggle. The vest which is adorned with one of his favorite animals helps him feel secure and comfortable in his environment. Before the vest, Liam was unable to control himself and would run into walls and other objects, hurting himself and sometimes others. Similarly, the air cushion is used to avert him from kicking while he eats or interacts with others.
It was a sincere pleasure to meet Liam and the No Bad Foundation is pleased it was able to lend a hand. Here are some pictures of Liam in action with his new vest and cushion!”
