Limbs for Humanity Corp

The story of Randy and David is a testament to the power of friendship, resilience, and compassion. Their journey began 23 years ago when David, an above-knee amputee, was fitted with his first prosthesis by Randy. Over time, the two men formed a close bond, united by their shared experiences and a deep desire to help others in need.

In 2014, Randy and David began working together to fit prosthetics for amputees who could not afford them without insurance. They often worked pro-bono, relying on donations and their own resources to cover the costs. However, it was not until 2021 that they realized the extent of the need when they traveled to Penasco to help amputees without prosthetics. The experience touched them deeply and they recognized that the need was greater than they had anticipated.

As a result, Randy and David founded “Limbs for Humanity,” a non-profit organization committed to fitting prosthetics for those who could not afford them. Through their work with Limbs for Humanity, they have continued to help the less fortunate, demonstrating the power of empathy, determination, and the human spirit. Their story is an inspiration to all of us and reminds us that every small act of kindness can have a significant impact on the lives of others. Randy and David have truly made a difference in the world and we should all strive to follow their example and help those in need.

Our Mission

The mission of Limbs for Humanity is to provide prosthetic services to amputees in Mexico who do not have access to these life-changing devices. We strive to make prosthetics accessible to all who need them, regardless of their financial situation or
social status.  Our non-profit organization is committed to improving the quality of life for individuals who have lost limbs and enabling them to live fulfilling and productive lives. We strive to make prosthetics accessible to all who need them, regardless of their financial situation or social status. Our goal is to create a world where every amputee has the opportunity to walk, run, and play with dignity and independence.