We are early. Your support shapes what we become. Whether you bring capital, expertise, or simply share the work, every contribution moves the foundation forward.
Your gift funds the whole operation, not any single piece of it: keeping the vehicles on the road and charged, building and maintaining the dispatch software, acquiring the next vehicle, insurance, and the day-to-day cost of running a foundation. Every dollar moves the work forward.
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DriveAble Foundation is an Oklahoma nonprofit corporation, EIN 42-3673888. Our federal 501(c)(3) application is on file with the IRS.
Looking to volunteer to drive someone to work, or you need a ride yourself because of a vision issue? This is live right now, no cost either way.
Volunteer or Request a RideAre you building autonomous vehicle technology, assistive devices, or accessibility software? The foundation offers real-world advocacy, lived-experience feedback, and a path to communities you may not be reaching.
Start a ConversationThe gap between driver's license vision and disability services is invisible to most people. Help us make it visible. Share our work. Tell someone you know about the foundation.
Join the Mailing ListThe foundation is intentionally lean. We are not building bureaucracy. We are building access.
501(c)(3) status, governance, compliance, and the infrastructure needed to serve the Tulsa region well and accept grants.
Every dollar matched to a rider is a job kept, an appointment made, a life lived independently.
Identifying the assistive technology that actually works and getting it into the hands of people who could not otherwise afford it.
The foundation is founded and led by someone with low vision. We are not consultants describing what people need. We are the people.
We work in the greater Tulsa region and the rural communities beyond it, where the transportation gap is measurable and nobody else is serving it. That makes it a real place to test technology with people who depend on it, not a demonstration.
Members using your technology generate real-world data and stories. Your accessibility roadmap benefits from people who depend on the tools daily.
When you make products more accessible, we tell that story to the communities who need to hear it. Partnership is not one-sided.
Whether you are giving five dollars or building the next generation of autonomous vehicles, the foundation needs you in this work.