Raising money for an Exoquad through a crowdfunding platform is not just about asking for financial support—it's about sharing a dream of greater independence and freedom. Here are some concrete steps that you can use to start your own fundraiser for an Exoquad or similar mobility aid:

If you're considering an Exoquad but wondering how to make it financially possible, you're not alone. Many of our customers have successfully raised funds through community campaigns, and we've learned what works best along the way.

Why Having Someone Else Lead Your Campaign Works Better

Here's something that might surprise and delight you: it's often more effective to have someone close to you organize and launch the campaign in their own name. While you provide the heart of your story and all the essential details, letting a trusted friend or family member take the lead adds an extra layer of credibility and shows that your community stands behind you.

You can be closely involved in writing most of the campaign content, sharing updates, and expressing gratitude to supporters, but having someone else officially organize and promote it makes it easier for others to rally around your cause. This collaborative approach not only lightens your workload during a challenging time but also lets your supporters see the genuine impact their support will have—strengthening trust, transparency, and community spirit every step of the way.

Your Step-by-Step Fundraising Blueprint

1. Share Your Story Authentically

Start with your personal journey. What led you to need better mobility solutions? What experiences are currently out of reach? Share your experiences and dreams honestly so your campaign organizer can craft a heartfelt introduction that resonates with potential supporters.

2. Explain Why Standard Solutions Aren't Enough

Help people understand the gap. Describe how typical solutions—like powered wheelchairs provided by government programs—work well indoors and in accessible urban environments, but don't allow for the same freedom in nature, off-road, or on the beach. Make it clear that a device like the Exoquad opens up new worlds that would otherwise remain inaccessible.

3. Introduce the Exoquad

Explain what the Exoquad is—a specially-designed all-terrain electric vehicle built by wheelchair users for wheelchair users, with features like four-wheel drive and compact size for easy transport. Highlight why this particular aid is essential for enhancing independence and quality of life.

4. Set a Clear Financial Goal

Research the total cost: purchase price, delivery, and possible customization. You can request a quote for an Exoquad here. Be transparent about your fundraising target and what it will cover, so supporters know exactly where their contributions are going. This transparency builds donor confidence and trust.

5. Highlight Impact on Life and Motivation

Illustrate how the Exoquad will improve your day-to-day life: enabling access to nature, motivation for rehabilitation or continued training, maintaining an active social life, and strengthening mental health. Emphasize autonomy, self-esteem, and time with family and friends.

6. Appeal to Community Spirit

Remind supporters that together they can help restore freedom—not just benefiting you personally, but also positively impacting those around you: family, friends, caregivers. Frame this as a community effort where everyone plays a meaningful role.

7. Include Regular Updates & Gratitude

Keep donors informed about fundraising progress and milestones. Express sincere thanks at every opportunity—whether through personal messages, public shout-outs, or sharing photos and videos of your journey. This ongoing communication keeps supporters engaged and invested.

8. Share Widely & Invite Support

Promote your campaign on social media, via email, through local organizations or businesses, and by word of mouth. Don't hesitate to ask sponsors or local companies if they want to contribute—every bit helps. Cast a wide net beyond just close friends and family.

9. Ensure Trust & Transparency

If possible, use verified payment systems or platforms that show clearly where funds go. This builds donor confidence and makes people more comfortable contributing to your cause.

The Heart of Every Successful Campaign

Remember: The power of a great fundraiser lies in authentic storytelling and showing how collective support can change a life.

This isn't just about equipment—it's about hope, opportunity, community, and adventure. When you share your story honestly and show people the specific ways an Exoquad will transform your daily experience, you're not asking for charity. You're inviting your community to be part of restoring your independence and opening up new possibilities.

With the courage to share your journey and these steps as a guide, you can build the support you need to make new freedom possible.

P.S.: Pro tip: If you find talking easier than writing, but don’t want to appear on a video, you can sit down with ChatGPT and tell your story with your voice.