Scootaround is launching a campaign this month to help Americans celebrate National Mobility Awareness Month. During the entire month of pay, Scootaround will donate five percent of proceeds from every device sold on their website to the Disabled But Not Really Foundation. The foundation promotes inclusive training and athletics for people living with disabilities.
The partnership aims to stop the stigmas associated with mobility devices. Scootaround is already found in roughly 40 major cruise ports throughout the U.S., Canada, and Europe. In addition, the company partnered with PURE to create Portal Delivery Vehicle Introduction, which sanitizes each mobility rental with enhanced hygiene procedures. PURE's latest technology eliminates germ and bacteria fear while increasing access to mobility.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Inclusive Mobility
- The scooter rental industry and related services are innovating to promote the mobility of individuals with disabilities.
- Hygienic Mobility
- The rental of mobility devices is focusing on enhanced hygiene procedures and the use of new technology to eliminate fears of germs and bacteria.
- Donation Campaigns
- Companies are creating partnerships with charities to provide financial support for individuals with disabilities through donation campaigns.
Sectors Adopting This
- Travel and Hospitality
- The travel and hospitality industry is adopting inclusive and hygienic measures to meet the transportation needs of people with disabilities.
- Charity and Non-profit
- Charity and non-profit organizations are partnering with companies in the mobility industry to promote access and inclusion for people with disabilities and to fundraise for their needs.
- Health and Wellness
- Technology and innovation in the mobility industry are contributing to the health and wellness of individuals with disabilities by enhancing their ability to travel and be active.
