Double Your Impact on Disability Innovation Now

Fri 26 May 2023

Technology makes everyday life easier for people with cerebral palsy. That’s why we're proud to announce the second cohort of Remarkable US — our disability tech startup accelerator. And it's why we're excited to announce that when you give today, your gift will be matched!

This year's cohort features six exceptional, US-based disability tech startups. Aurie provides a reusable no-touch catheter system to help intermittent catheter users avoid urinary tract infections. Enabled Play gives disabled people new ways to control their technology. Hominid X develops transformative assistive grasping devices to help people with cerebral palsy and other hand disabilities increase functional independence. SpineX Inc. uses noninvasive neurological technology to unlock and ease movement for people with cerebral palsy. Springrose designs adaptive intimate apparel that improves quality of life for women with limited mobility. XR Navigation makes the world’s most inclusive visual, auditory, and tactile digital-only map viewer. 

This innovative group is poised to make a huge impact and you can, too.

Thanks to a generous anonymous donor, CPARF will be matching up to $250,000 in donations that support Remarkable US!  Your matched gift will support innovation that makes both the fun and necessary parts of everyday life easier for people with disabilities.

Thanks for making the world more accessible with us!

Thu 24 Sep 2026

CPARF Athletes for Accessibility banner reading 'Eleven Runners. Five Boroughs. One Finish Line. Meet CPARF's Athletes for Accessibility team for the 2026 TCS NYC Marathon,' over a close-up photo of marathon runners' legs and feet at the start of a race, with the CPARF A4A logo in the bottom corner.

Meet the Athletes for Accessibility team taking on the 2026 TCS NYC Marathon.

Fri 31 Jul 2026

CPARF banner reading 'Restoring Connections: A Vision for Indigenous-Led Assistive Technology,' with a woman pushing a young girl in a wheelchair across a desert overlook under a clear blue sky."

Assistive technology is the promise of what’s possible when disabled people have the tools they need to participate in family life, cultural life, and community life on their own terms.