Recovery shouldn’t cost a thing.
We collect donated medical equipment like crutches, wheelchairs, and walking boots, restore it with hospital-grade disinfection, and give it free to people who can’t afford it.
Bridging the gap between donation and recovery
Usable medical equipment often gets thrown away after a single use, while people who need it go without because they can’t afford it. We connect the two.
Collect
We accept gently used equipment from individuals, hospitals, and clinics.
Restore
Every item is inspected and cleaned with hospital-grade disinfection under physician oversight.
Give
Verified recipients get it free. No insurance, no fees, no income paperwork.
Available equipment
We regularly carry crutches, wheelchairs, walking boots, knee scooters, walkers, braces, splints, and slings.
Everything here has been inspected and sanitized and is ready to go. Pick an item and click Request to get started.
Can’t find what you need?
Our inventory is only part of what we do. Reach out and we’ll work with you.
Don’t see what you need?
Email us with your equipment needs and we’ll see if we can find or buy what you need, even if it’s not in our inventory.
Email your equipment needsEquipment reimbursement grants
Already had to buy equipment and facing financial hardship? We offer reimbursement grants to help cover the cost. Email us to ask about applying.
Ask about a grantFrom request to recovery
Four simple steps from request to recovery. No insurance and no income paperwork.
Browse equipment
See what is in stock right now. The list updates as items are donated and given out.
Submit a request
Click Request on an item and fill out a short form. It takes about two minutes.
Physician check
We confirm with your doctor that the equipment fits your recovery, usually in 1 to 2 business days.
Get your equipment
We deliver or set up pickup locally, or ship it if you are outside our area. No cost, ever.
The people behind the mission
A family-run nonprofit based in Seattle and Olympia, Washington, combining clinical expertise with a commitment to our community.
Colter McKay
Colter started One More Step after seeing how many people go without essential recovery equipment because of cost. He runs day-to-day operations, coordinates donations and distribution, and builds partnerships across Washington State.
Mandi McKay, MD
Dr. Mandi McKay provides clinical expertise and medical oversight. As a retired physician, she sets our sanitization protocols, oversees equipment safety inspections, and guides physician verification.
Hunter McKay
Hunter manages finances and strategy. With a background in finance and technology, he handles budgeting and reporting and builds the systems that help the organization run efficiently and grow.
Have equipment you no longer need?
Your old crutches or walking boot can help someone in your community recover. We handle pickup, cleaning, and placement.
Donate equipmentWant to help out?
We need people for pickups, deliveries, sanitization, and spreading the word. A few hours a month goes a long way.
Volunteer with usQuestions? Just email us.
Whether you need equipment, want to donate, or want to partner with us, send us a note. We usually reply within one business day.
Want to donate equipment?
We serve the greater Seattle and Olympia areas and offer free local pickup or drop-off. Just email us with what you have.
Shipping from out of state? We welcome mailed donations from anywhere in the US. Email us and we’ll send our mailing address. Shipping costs may be tax-deductible, so keep your receipt.
Email us to donate