Chase Bradshaw grew up in Cave Creek at The Hideaway — a place where engines roared, neighbors became family, and community mattered. Two years ago, a freestyle motocross crash left Chase paralyzed from the waist down. Since then he’s fought to adapt and be the father his three kids deserve.

Recently Chase learned his wife of 15 years is leaving and he now faces raising three children alone from a wheelchair. Through everything he has stayed kind, generous, and focused on his kids. People who know Chase say he is one of the most caring and loving humans they have ever met — always the person who asks how you are first.

Chase’s biggest wish is simple: to be able to cook for his kids again. Right now his kitchen is not accessible. Luxe Construction AZ and Highland Cabinetry are designing a fully ADA compliant kitchen and we are working to expand that into a full home renovation so Chase can live safely and independently in the place he loves.

We are raising $50,000 to:

• Build a wheelchair accessible kitchen with lowered quartz countertops and roll under sink

• Reconfigure the layout for better maneuverability and storage that works from a chair

• Complete essential home accessibility upgrades that keep Chase and his children safe

• Fund materials, appliances, electrical and plumbing work, and permitting fees

We are also calling on local Arizona businesses and organizations to sponsor materials, donate appliances, or join as partners. Every donor and partner will be publicly acknowledged on our campaign page and social channels, unless anonymity is requested.

How to help:

Donate here — every dollar moves us closer to accessible daily life for Chase and his kids

Share this page and Chase’s Instagram @chasebradshawfmx with your network

Email us if your company can donate materials or services:

Transparency: Luxe Construction will provide biweekly updates, before and after photos, and a public accounting of funds used. For donations of goods or services we will provide written receipts and acknowledgements.

Thank you. You can make a lasting difference for a father who gave so much to his community.

— Justin Berg, Owner Luxe Construction AZ