The “Success Stories” page on the Mobility Worldwide website will showcase a variety of inspiring content, including the latest news, shop updates, and recipient stories. Visitors will find firsthand accounts of how Mobility Worldwide’s products and initiatives are making a tangible difference in people’s lives. In lieu of a paper newsletter, this page will serve as a hub for uplifting stories, providing a closer look at the impact of the organization’s work and the individuals who benefit from its mission. It will highlight both the behind-the-scenes efforts and the powerful transformations experienced by recipients worldwide.
If you ever hear a steady, confident “radio voice” echoing through the Mobility Worldwide SA warehouse, there’s a good chance it belongs to Joe. Joe is one of those people who doesn’t just support the mission—he moves it forward, quite literally.
Recently, Joe hit the road in his maroon Chevy 2500, hauling a trailer packed with boxed mobility carts bound for our Austin affiliate. These carts were part of a powerful collaboration: units from three Texas Mobility Worldwide affiliates coming together to fill a shipping container destined for Malawi. It’s a reminder that when we work as a team, our impact travels far beyond state lines—and even continents.
Joe’s path to service has always been guided by purpose. He began his college journey at UT, but soon realized a different calling and made the bold decision to drop out and join the military. He went on to serve an impressive 20 years—10 years as an enlisted member and another 10 as an officer. Along the way, he earned his master’s degree in Electrical Engineering from Texas A&M (yes, he’s a proud Aggie).
Today, Joe brings that same discipline, leadership, and problem-solving mindset to Mobility Worldwide SA. In addition to being a dedicated volunteer, he also serves as Vice President of our Board, helping guide the organization while never hesitating to roll up his sleeves and load carts when needed.
Whether he’s behind the wheel, in the warehouse, or helping steer the organization’s future, Joe embodies what Mobility Worldwide SA is all about: service, collaboration, and getting mobility where it’s needed most. We’re incredibly grateful to have him on our team.
After two decades of unwavering commitment, insight, and heart, we say a heartfelt thank-you to Rob Remig as he steps down from the Mobility Worldwide SA Board. Rob’s influence on this organization is woven into its words, its connections, and its reach—and his absence will certainly be felt.
Known affectionately as the master of rhetoric and the writer of all things, Rob has long been the voice behind our newsletters and communications. His talent for storytelling helped turn updates into narratives and logistics into missions people could believe in. Beyond the written word, Rob served as our production and distribution liaison extraordinaire, ensuring that the story we told matched the work we delivered.
Rob’s impact extended well beyond San Antonio. One of his most significant contributions was forging a vital relationship with DIF Acuña, Mexico. That single connection opened the door to many more DIF communications and greatly expanded Mobility Worldwide SA’s distribution reach, allowing our carts to serve even more people in need.
Rob’s life has always been marked by loyalty and generosity. A lifelong Phillies fan who grew up in Pennsylvania, he made a bold move to Texas in 1969—lucky for us. That same spirit of commitment showed itself after Hurricane Katrina, when Rob sponsored a displaced family. From that act of kindness came an unexpected and beautiful gift: a “bonus granddaughter,” a lasting reminder that generosity has a way of coming back multiplied.
For 20 years, Rob gave this organization his time, his talent, and his heart. We are profoundly grateful for his service, his leadership, and his words—many of which helped define who we are today. Thank you, Rob, for everything you’ve given to Mobility Worldwide SA. Your legacy will continue to roll forward.
For the past three years, board member and volunteer Nancy Guinn has made an extraordinary impact at Mobility Worldwide SA by collecting household donations and unwanted items for resale. Through this effort, Nancy has raised over $10,000 each year, with all proceeds donated directly back to support our mission.
Behind the scenes, Nancy’s garage tells the real story. It’s filled with donated items she carefully sorts, organizes, and evaluates. With a sharp eye and plenty of experience, Nancy determines which resale shops are best suited for each item—always with the goal of maximizing the return for Mobility Worldwide SA. It’s a time-intensive labor of love, and one she has managed with incredible dedication.
Nancy has announced that this coming year will be her final year leading this effort—and she’s determined to make it the biggest year yet. Donations may be delivered directly to the shop, and this is a great opportunity for our community to rally behind Nancy and help make this last year truly exceptional.
DONATION FOCUS BY MONTH
Help maximize resale value by donating items that match each month’s theme.
Donations may be delivered directly to the shop.
FEBRUARY
Gardening supplies, garage items, tools
MARCH
Easter décor, artwork, art supplies
APRIL
BBQ items, outdoor tools, hoses, planters, yard décor, live plants
MAY
Summer items, toys, sunglasses, hats, beach bags, plastic cups, plates, pitchers
JUNE
4th of July décor, office supplies
JULY
Kitchen items, small appliances
AUGUST
School supplies, hunting items
SEPTEMBER
Halloween and fall décor
OCTOBER
Christmas décor
NOVEMBER
Miscellaneous items
DECEMBER
Miscellaneous items
Mobility Worldwide SA thrives because of the power of people working together. Group volunteering in our shop is one of the most meaningful ways to support our mission—bringing mobility, dignity, and independence to people around the world. Whether it’s a service club, school group, church, or workplace team, group volunteers make a real and lasting impact.
We’re grateful for the incredible volunteer groups that already give their time and talents in our shop. The Windcrest Lions Club has been a steady presence, lending hands and hearts to our build days. The YMSL Bulverde Chapter regularly brings enthusiastic volunteers who are eager to learn and serve. Eagle Scout project teams have completed valuable projects that strengthen our operations and leave a lasting legacy.
We’re also thankful for the support of CBC, which has brought volunteer groups into the shop, and for San Antonio Fellowship Church, who invited Mobility Worldwide SA to their mission fair to help promote volunteer opportunities and expand awareness of our work.
Looking ahead, we’re excited to continue expanding our reach into schools, including deeper engagement with the Pieper High School construction program, where students gain hands-on experience while contributing to a mission that truly matters.
If you’re part of a workplace team, social group, church, school, or service organization and would like to volunteer together, we would love to welcome you. Group volunteer opportunities can be tailored to fit your group’s size, skills, and schedule—no prior experience required.
Ready to Get Your Group Involved?
To arrange a group volunteer opportunity in the shop, please contact:
Joslyn Campbell
📞 210.639.1718
📧 Jjcampbell9428@gmail.com
Come build with us—and help mobility roll forward.
Mobility Worldwide SA is excited to welcome Scott Fenn to our Board of Directors! Scott will be taking over the critical role of production and distribution reports, a responsibility thoughtfully passed on by longtime board member Rob Remig. His analytical skills, mechanical experience, and dedication to service make him a perfect fit for this important work.
Scott brings a wealth of experience from a distinguished 20-year career in the U.S. Air Force, where he served as a Maintenance Controller. His service included eight years living overseas, gaining invaluable perspective on teamwork, logistics, and operations. Following his military career, Scott became a licensed Financial Advisor, spending the majority of his 21-year career with USAA, helping others navigate financial planning with precision and care.
Scott was introduced to Mobility Worldwide SA by Ana and Randy Hayes, who recognized his mechanical inclinationand knew he would be a natural fit for the shop. Since joining, Scott has jumped in, ensuring that production and distribution reports run smoothly and efficiently—a vital part of keeping our mission on track.
When he’s not helping wheelchairs roll toward those in need, Scott channels his energy into cycling. As a member of the Air Force Cycling Team, he logs an impressive 4,500 miles a year—proving that dedication and endurance are qualities he brings both on and off the bike.
We are thrilled to have Scott’s leadership, experience, and energy on our Board of Directors. His contributions will help ensure Mobility Worldwide SA continues to deliver mobility, independence, and hope to those who need it most.
Safety is a vital part of everything we do in the Mobility Worldwide SA shop—from building and refurbishing carts to preparing them for shipment around the world. A safe workspace protects our volunteers, our equipment, and ultimately the people who will rely on the mobility we provide.
Our annual safety inspection will be completed at the end of January, thanks to the efforts of volunteer Ken McGinnis, who helps ensure our shop meets important safety standards. We also continue to stay on top of fire safety requirements through our regular fire inspections.
These inspections may happen behind the scenes, but they play a critical role in keeping our volunteers safe and our mission moving forward. We’re grateful to everyone who helps make safety a top priority at Mobility Worldwide SA.
