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Our Build-A-Chair Foundation Board

A Global Board, United by One Mission

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Our board brings together dedicated volunteers from Tanzania, the United States, the United Kingdom, and Spain. Spanning continents and perspectives, this global team is united by one mission: improving lives through mobility and creating lasting change for individuals with disabilities in Tanzania.

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Michelle Bailey

President

Mars, Pennsylvania

United States

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Mac Purvis

Secretary

Valencia, Pennsylvania

United States

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Mark Wyse

Treasurer

Ontario, New York

United States

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Peter Robinson

Cornwall, United Kingdom

United Kingdom

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Chris Wood

Caledonia, New York

United States

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Alexandra Bailey

Barcelona, Spain

Spain

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Dr. Meshack Rens Mwantake

Moshi, Tanzania

Tanzania

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About Us

Build-A-Chair Foundation began as a grassroots Rotary initiative focused on improving the lives of individuals with disabilities by providing them with a wheelchair, and therefore the mobility to live an active, productive life with dignity.Our foundation, Build-A-Chair, is supervised by physiotherapist Shedrack Domingo,
who also serves as Operations Manager.
The need is great, and the investment is small.

Shedrack Domingo

Shedrack Domingo serves as our 'boots on the ground' managing the entire process from client selection to wheelchair design.  Shedrack is a trained physiotherapist who runs the EPT clinic in Moshi, Tanzania making him the ideal person to ensure our initiative is serving the right people.

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Community impact

Our foundation is positively impacting the local community by using local wheelchair technologists to build customized wheelchairs, that fit both the client and the terrain.

The parts are local, the repairs are local. A seamstress helps to make the pressure cushions for the wheelchairs.  

We are investing in the community!

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