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CAMAS LIONS CLUB HELPS DELIVER CUSTOM 3D-PRINTED MOBILITY TRAINER TO VANCOUVER CHILD (Photo) - 08/09/26

Camas Lions Club Helps Deliver Custom 3D-Printed Mobility Trainer to Vancouver, WA Child

 

CAMAS, Wash. — June 2026 The Camas Lions Club is proud to announce the successful delivery of a custom 3D-printed toddler mobility trainer to Benjamin, a 5-year-old boy from Vancouver, Washington, through a collaborative partnership with MakeGood and local Lions Club members.

 

Sunday, August 9, 2026, marks the delivery of the fourth custom mobility trainer provided by the Camas Lions Club, which continues to collaborate with regional organizations, therapy centers, and community partners to reach more children and families throughout the area.

 

The mobility trainer was designed by MakeGood, 3D printed by Camas Lion Chris Starke, and sponsored by the Camas Lions Club. The custom device was created specifically for Benjamin, incorporating his favorite character, Bluey, into personalized wheel designs. Adding a special touch of comfort and style, Camas Lion Sherry Keene handcrafted beautiful custom cushions designed to match the trainer.

Camas Lion Chris Starke, along with fellow club members, met Benjamin and his family in Vancouver to present the mobility trainer. The moment became a heartfelt celebration for everyone involved, filling the family—and the many Camas Lions members—with genuine joy.

The initiative reflects the supportive and collaborative spirit of the Camas Lions Club. When members first expressed interest in expanding assistive technology projects, the club rallied together, encouraging and supporting the effort just as they do with every community initiative.

 

As Camas Lions Club President Tim Eubank shared regarding the club’s growing impact, “We are expanding our horizons with every project, every day.” This milestone project highlights a growing movement of community volunteers leveraging modern technology and hands-on craftsmanship to create life-changing assistive devices. Through strong partnerships and local networking, the Camas Lions Club continues to remove barriers and deliver custom solutions through dedicated service to the community.

 

About Camas Lions Club

The Camas Lions Club is part of Lions Clubs International, the world’s largest service club organization. Guided by the motto “We Serve,” Camas Lions members volunteer their time and skills to support community needs through service projects, vision and hearing programs, youth initiatives, humanitarian efforts, and innovative partnerships that improve the lives of individuals and families throughout the region.

 

About MakeGood

MakeGood is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in New Orleans in 2021 with a mission to make life-changing assistive technology accessible to everyone, regardless of income, insurance, or geography. Through collaboration with individuals living with disabilities and their families—known as “Need Knowers”—MakeGood co-designs custom solutions to address real-world challenges. Using consumer 3D printers, MakeGood creates personalized assistive devices at a fraction of traditional costs and delivers them free of charge, making custom assistive solutions accessible to all through community service.

 

CAMAS LIONS CLUB HELPS DELIVER CUSTOM 3D-PRINTED MOBILITY TRAINER TO VANCOUVER CHILD (Photo) - 08/09/26

Camas Lions Club Helps Deliver Custom 3D-Printed Mobility Trainer to Vancouver, WA Child

 

CAMAS, Wash. — June 2026 The Camas Lions Club is proud to announce the successful delivery of a custom 3D-printed toddler mobility trainer to Benjamin, a 5-year-old boy from Vancouver, Washington, through a collaborative partnership with MakeGood and local Lions Club members.

 

Sunday, August 9, 2026, marks the delivery of the fourth custom mobility trainer provided by the Camas Lions Club, which continues to collaborate with regional organizations, therapy centers, and community partners to reach more children and families throughout the area.

 

The mobility trainer was designed by MakeGood, 3D printed by Camas Lion Chris Starke, and sponsored by the Camas Lions Club. The custom device was created specifically for Benjamin, incorporating his favorite character, Bluey, into personalized wheel designs. Adding a special touch of comfort and style, Camas Lion Sherry Keene handcrafted beautiful custom cushions designed to match the trainer.

Camas Lion Chris Starke, along with fellow club members, met Benjamin and his family in Vancouver to present the mobility trainer. The moment became a heartfelt celebration for everyone involved, filling the family—and the many Camas Lions members—with genuine joy.

The initiative reflects the supportive and collaborative spirit of the Camas Lions Club. When members first expressed interest in expanding assistive technology projects, the club rallied together, encouraging and supporting the effort just as they do with every community initiative.

 

As Camas Lions Club President Tim Eubank shared regarding the club’s growing impact, “We are expanding our horizons with every project, every day.” This milestone project highlights a growing movement of community volunteers leveraging modern technology and hands-on craftsmanship to create life-changing assistive devices. Through strong partnerships and local networking, the Camas Lions Club continues to remove barriers and deliver custom solutions through dedicated service to the community.

 

About Camas Lions Club

The Camas Lions Club is part of Lions Clubs International, the world’s largest service club organization. Guided by the motto “We Serve,” Camas Lions members volunteer their time and skills to support community needs through service projects, vision and hearing programs, youth initiatives, humanitarian efforts, and innovative partnerships that improve the lives of individuals and families throughout the region.

 

About MakeGood

MakeGood is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded in New Orleans in 2021 with a mission to make life-changing assistive technology accessible to everyone, regardless of income, insurance, or geography. Through collaboration with individuals living with disabilities and their families—known as “Need Knowers”—MakeGood co-designs custom solutions to address real-world challenges. Using consumer 3D printers, MakeGood creates personalized assistive devices at a fraction of traditional costs and delivers them free of charge, making custom assistive solutions accessible to all through community service.