Disabled 17-Year-old in Kent receives free ramp

The Master Builders Association, general contractors and volunteers came together Saturday to build a free ramp that will give a Kent teenager more mobility at her Kent home.

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  • Monday, May 18, 2015 6:46pm
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Volunteers came together to build a wheelchair ramp for 17-year old Daisy Jacobsen.

Volunteers came together to build a wheelchair ramp for 17-year old Daisy Jacobsen.

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The Master Builders Association, general contractors and volunteers came together Saturday to build a free ramp that will give a Kent teenager more mobility at her Kent home.

Daisy Jacobsen, 17, was diagnosed with Cerebral palsy and uses a walker and wheelchair to get around.

Members of the Master Builders Association, through heart-felt dedication, hard work and the donation of their time and talent, have improved the lives of individuals and families in their community.

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A total of 21 families received the gift of greater mobility through the addition of new ramps during this year’s Master Builders Association Rampathon.




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