Official MakeGood maker

Free 3D-printed wheelchairs for toddlers.

Every kid deserves to move.

Built For Them has been accepted as a maker with MakeGood's 3D Mobility network. That means I 3D print and assemble Toddler Mobility Trainers - small, modular wheelchairs for young kids - and deliver them to families at no cost. Your donation pays for the materials - about $150 per chair.

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Toddler Mobility Trainer

An open-source, fully 3D-printed pediatric wheelchair designed by MakeGood.

Ages 2-8Sized for little kids
No toolsNo glue, no hardware fuss
$0Cost to families
Who they are

About MakeGood.

MakeGood is a New Orleans 501(c)(3) nonprofit that uses 3D printing to design and make free, custom assistive devices for people with disabilities. Since 2021 they've delivered more than 1,600 individualized devices to families at no cost - with the person who has the need leading the design.

The organization

MakeGood

Designs open-source assistive devices and shares the files, instructions, and education so makers anywhere can produce them.

The network

3D Mobility

MakeGood's global matchmaking network that connects vetted makers with families who need a Toddler Mobility Trainer.

The build

What is the Toddler Mobility Trainer?

The TMT is a modular, fully 3D-printed wheelchair for children roughly 2 to 8 years old with limited mobility. It's designed to build independence, coordination, and social connection - letting kids explore and keep up with the world around them.

Modular

Snaps together

Assembles without tools or glue. Parts are designed for standard desktop 3D printers.

Repairable

Reprint, don't replace

If a part breaks or wears out, just that piece gets reprinted - not the whole chair.

What a build takes

Materials for one chair.

Each TMT takes about $150 in materials, plus days of print time. Donations cover the materials so the family never pays a thing.

MaterialAmountUsed for
PETG filament8-10 spoolsFrame and most structural parts
TPU filament2-3 spoolsFlexible parts like upholstery and straps
Print timeMany days of printingDonated by Built For Them
AssemblyTool-freeDonated by Built For Them
Materials cost to fund~$150 per chairCovered by donations
How your donation helps

From your donation to a kid on the move.

You donate through MakeGood

Use the donate button on this page. It goes to MakeGood's 3D Mobility network and is directed to Built For Them's builds.

Materials get covered

Your gift pays for the PETG and TPU filament each chair needs.

I print and assemble the TMT

Built For Them donates the printer time and the build work.

A family gets it free

3D Mobility matches the finished chair with a family who needs one - at no cost to them.

Keep it free for families.

Every donation through my MakeGood maker page goes toward my current Toddler Mobility Trainer builds. About $150 funds the materials for one full chair, and any amount helps.

Is your family looking for a TMT? Requests go through 3d-mobility.org, or email me with questions.

MakeGood, 3D Mobility, and the Toddler Mobility Trainer are projects of MakeGood Inc. Built For Them is an independent volunteer maker in their network. Always work with your child's OT or PT to make sure mobility equipment is right for their needs.