Community & giving

Helping more people stay prepared for the night.

We partner with nonprofits, shelters, community clinics and disaster-relief groups on practical projects that improve access to CPAP backup power, outage planning and safe travel. Tell us who you serve — a few clear details are enough to start.

Discuss a project

What we look for

We start with a clear, practical need.

01

Access

Programs helping people maintain CPAP routines when power, transport or resources are limited.

02

Preparedness

Groups helping families prepare for outages, storms, travel or emergency nights.

03

Education

Organizations making compatibility, safe battery use and support pathways easier to understand.

Who we work with

Built for organizations, not one-off requests.

01

Nonprofits & charities

Registered organizations serving people who rely on CPAP power every night.

02

Shelters & housing programs

Groups helping guests keep their nightly routine through unstable housing or unreliable power.

03

Community clinics

Programs that support CPAP access, education and follow-up in their community.

04

Disaster relief & mutual aid

Teams preparing households for storms, outages and emergency nights.

CPAP mask and preparedness supplies arranged for a community event

Preparedness is a shared practice

Support should begin with a real need and a clear handoff.

Community programs work best when the recipient, equipment need, delivery path and follow-up are documented. That keeps help practical, respectful and accountable.

Propose a community need

How a project moves

From first email to a documented handoff.

01

Share the project

Who you serve, where, when — and what a battery would change for them.

02

Review fit and stock

We confirm what we can provide and on what timeline.

03

Confirm logistics

Quantities, delivery address, handoff and a contact person on your side.

04

Deliver and follow up

We document the delivery and check how the units are being used.

What we can provide

Practical support, sized to the project.

Approved community projects receive new, full-warranty units in the quantity the project justifies — with shipping and documentation handled on our side.

BulkQuantities for group projects
NewFull-warranty units
CoveredU.S. shipping on approved donations
DocumentedReceipts and follow-up records

Before you write

The details that help us say yes.

  • Organization name, your role and registration status.
  • Who is served, and roughly how many people.
  • Location, timing and the delivery path.
  • How the units will be distributed and followed up.
  • A contact person for questions.

Start with the people you serve

Tell us who the project serves and what support would make a difference.

Include the location, timing and expected impact so we can review the request responsibly.

Discuss a project