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MakeGood

MakeGood uses 3D printing to create free, custom assistive devices for people with disabilities worldwide.

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MakeGood is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit founded in 2021 in New Orleans, on a mission to make life-changing assistive technology accessible to everyone. Regardless of income, insurance, or geography. "Disability is not a limitation — it's an invitation to design better."

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Arts & Creativity →Reading & Writing →Daily Living & Self-Care →Independent Living →Accessibility & Technology →Mobility & Physical Access →

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