A Place At Home North Austin and ShareTheWill Foundation Expand Mobility Support for Veterans and Community Members

The collaboration between home care agency A Place At Home North Austin and the ShareTheWill Foundation has resulted in significant community impact through the donation of essential medical equipment to veterans and individuals in need. This partnership recently celebrated the provision of a power scooter to a local veteran and a power wheelchair to another community member, continuing their joint mission to enhance mobility and independence for Central Texans.

For Stacey Eisenberg, owner of A Place At Home North Austin, this initiative holds personal significance. The closure of a medical lending library in the Austin and Round Rock area last year created a gap in community support that she felt compelled to address. Since joining forces with the ShareTheWill Foundation, the organizations have collected and donated more than 34 pieces of essential medical equipment, including power wheelchairs, scooters, and hospital beds to veterans and community members across the region.

Compassion and service drive both organizations in their collaborative efforts. Eisenberg emphasized that when needs are identified, action follows as a family priority, with children actively participating in the donation process. The partnership with Will Williams and the ShareTheWill Foundation has expanded their reach to provide comfort, dignity, and improved mobility to more individuals in need throughout Central Texas communities including Austin, Round Rock, Georgetown, Cedar Park, Hutto, and Pflugerville.

Will Williams, a 26-year Army Ranger veteran who founded the ShareTheWill Foundation, echoed the commitment to serving both veterans and the broader community. The foundation's work extends beyond equipment donations to include substantial community support initiatives throughout the year. Through programs like Honor Flight Austin and Fields of Honor, the organization maintains deep connections with veteran communities while serving families in need across multiple support areas.

The recent event symbolized the power of community partnerships in creating tangible differences in people's lives. Both organizations continue to transform compassion into practical action through systematic donations and community engagement. The impact extends beyond immediate equipment provision to fostering greater independence and quality of life for recipients, particularly veterans who have served the nation and now benefit from community support in return.

This partnership demonstrates how local organizations can effectively address community needs through coordinated efforts. The ongoing collaboration between A Place At Home North Austin and ShareTheWill Foundation serves as a model for how businesses and nonprofits can work together to create meaningful change, one donation and one act of kindness at a time. Their work highlights the importance of mobility assistance in maintaining independence and dignity for individuals facing physical challenges.