🌟 Join us in Creating Change! 🌟Every gift goes directly to named families on Rapa Nui &mdash; 100% of your donation, tax-deductible:Easter Island &mdash; Rapa Nui &mdash; is one of the most isolated inhabited places on Earth, 2,300 miles from mainland Chile. It is known for its moai. Almost no one knows that its disabled and elderly residents live with no wheelchairs, no prosthetics, no rehabilitation, and no medical equipment supplier anywhere on the island. A leather leg brace held together with duct tape. An elderly woman tending her garden with a single quad cane and no home care. A man taking part in community life on one crutch &mdash; because isolation is the alternative. These are not statistics. We met them, and photographed them with their permission, during community visits in November 2025. They are our neighbors and our family. The Mana Rapa Nui Foundation is a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit, founded and led by members of the Rapa Nui community &mdash; not outsiders parachuting in. Our President, Erity Teave Hey, was born into the Familia Teave and serves as Vice President of the Parlamento Rapa Nui, the island&#39;s official indigenous governing body.&nbsp; We are assembling the first shipment of assistive devices &mdash; wheelchairs, hospital beds, walkers, prosthetic supports, and bathroom safety equipment &mdash; to deliver directly to identified families on Rapa Nui. Every device goes to someone we know by name. Every donor receives photos and updates when their gift arrives. The first container is being planned now. Donations received before September 2026 go into that first shipment. Don&#39;t let distance be the reason a family goes without. Mana Rapa Nui Foundation &middot; 501(c)(3) Nonprofit &middot; EIN: 33-4549354 &middot; Durham, NC &middot; All donations are tax-deductible.Donation Tiers (suggested amounts + what each delivers)Amount What Your Gift Delivers$25 One month of essential supplies for one disabled resident $50A walker or set of forearm crutches $150A complete bathroom safety set &mdash; shower chair, grab bars, non-slip mats $300 One wheelchair &mdash; life-changing mobility for one person $500 A full prosthetic and orthotics support package $2,000 One fully electric articulating hospital bed $5,000 One month salary for a community health worker $10,000 A full year of supplies for three disabled residents

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🌟 Join us in Creating Change! 🌟Every gift goes directly to named families on Rapa Nui — 100% of your donation, tax-deductible:Easter Island — Rapa Nui — is one of the most isolated inhabited places on Earth, 2,300 miles from mainland Chile. It is known for its moai. Almost no one knows that its disabled and elderly residents live with no wheelchairs, no prosthetics, no rehabilitation, and no medical equipment supplier anywhere on the island. A leather leg brace held together with duct tape. An elderly woman tending her garden with a single quad cane and no home care. A man taking part in community life on one crutch — because isolation is the alternative. These are not statistics. We met them, and photographed them with their permission, during community visits in November 2025. They are our neighbors and our family. The Mana Rapa Nui Foundation is a U.S. 501(c)(3) nonprofit, founded and led by members of the Rapa Nui community — not outsiders parachuting in. Our President, Erity Teave Hey, was born into the Familia Teave and serves as Vice President of the Parlamento Rapa Nui, the island's official indigenous governing body.  We are assembling the first shipment of assistive devices — wheelchairs, hospital beds, walkers, prosthetic supports, and bathroom safety equipment — to deliver directly to identified families on Rapa Nui. Every device goes to someone we know by name. Every donor receives photos and updates when their gift arrives. The first container is being planned now. Donations received before September 2026 go into that first shipment. Don't let distance be the reason a family goes without. Mana Rapa Nui Foundation · 501(c)(3) Nonprofit · EIN: 33-4549354 · Durham, NC · All donations are tax-deductible.Donation Tiers (suggested amounts + what each delivers)Amount What Your Gift Delivers$25 One month of essential supplies for one disabled resident $50A walker or set of forearm crutches $150A complete bathroom safety set — shower chair, grab bars, non-slip mats $300 One wheelchair — life-changing mobility for one person $500 A full prosthetic and orthotics support package $2,000 One fully electric articulating hospital bed $5,000 One month salary for a community health worker $10,000 A full year of supplies for three disabled residents

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