5-year-old Cypress boy who has cerebral palsy has been left without his custom-built walker after it was stolen from his family’s vehicle overnight Friday.
Donovan received the walker in June and used it for mobility at school and at play. He had planned to use the device, which cost $3,500 and took six months to acquire, to play baseball on a special-needs team.
His parents on Friday evening placed the walker in their truck, which was parked outside their home in Cypress, then awoke Saturday morning to find that the device had been stolen.
Please help us raise $3,500 to replace the walker for Donovan. Any contribution is greatly appreciated and if anyone has information regarding the theft, please contact the Cypress Police Department, (714) [phone redacted].
Donovan received the walker in June and used it for mobility at school and at play. He had planned to use the device, which cost $3,500 and took six months to acquire, to play baseball on a special-needs team.
His parents on Friday evening placed the walker in their truck, which was parked outside their home in Cypress, then awoke Saturday morning to find that the device had been stolen.
Please help us raise $3,500 to replace the walker for Donovan. Any contribution is greatly appreciated and if anyone has information regarding the theft, please contact the Cypress Police Department, (714) [phone redacted].
Organizer
Melissa Bethell
Organizer
Cypress, CA