Personal hygiene
Everyday basics such as soap, toothpaste, toothbrushes, and deodorant.
Community kiosks. Everyday dignity.
Everyday essentials.
A little closer.
Soap. Toothpaste. Period products. The everyday things that can be hard to afford or find. Rescue on Wheels is developing community kiosks to make nonfood essentials easier to access.
Taking root in Maryland.
Growing with community.
Growing with community.
A vision taking shape
Care in every community.
Kiosk concept
Care without limitations.
Personal carePeriod careHousehold basicsBaby care
Everyday essentials. Dignity, always.
Dignity, always Care closer to home Stronger together
The heart of our work
Small essentials.
A meaningful difference.
The basics add up. Soap, toothpaste, period products, laundry supplies, and diapers all matter in daily life. When these things are hard to access, practical support matters.
We’re developing community kiosks for nonfood essentials, with dignity at the center. Our aim is to make it easier for people to find the everyday supplies they need to care for themselves and their households.
The meaning in our mark
Care without limitations.
Our interlocking wheels draw on Ezekiel’s vision and our founder’s faith in God’s presence and knowledge. For Rescue on Wheels, they express a commitment to care reaching in every direction, with dignity and access to everyday essentials unhindered by financial hardship, circumstance, or geography. Starting with community kiosks in Maryland, our vision is to grow through partnerships that extend this care internationally.
Beginning in Maryland. With a vision for international reach.
“I wanted to bridge the gap between finding help and being able to reach it.”
Meet our founder
Why I started
Rescue on Wheels.
Rescue on Wheels began with a need I saw through my work in case management.
While helping people connect with social services, I saw how hard it could be to access help. Transportation, closing times, and different operating days created real barriers. Some locations were closed when people could get there, and schedules varied from place to place. I wanted to bridge the gap between finding help and being able to reach it.
I moved to the United States in 2020. During a period of severe financial hardship, I was unhoused for almost two years. I remember searching Google for places where I could get free sanitary pads, then having to drive to collect them. My personal experience strengthened the vision that had begun through my work and made me even more determined to build it.
I live a Christ-centered life. I believe God cares about every part of our lives—the little things, all our needs, and even our comforts. That belief guides my desire to serve others through Rescue on Wheels and to reflect His care in practical ways.
I am now developing community kiosks in Maryland for everyday nonfood essentials, including personal hygiene, period care, household necessities, and baby care. My hope is to make these supplies easier to access in the communities where people live.
Rooted in faith
The heart behind
the name.
When the name Rescue on Wheels came to me, I wondered why “wheels.” That question led me to Ezekiel’s vision of the living creatures and the wheels beside them.
For me, that vision speaks of God’s omnipresence and omniscience: His presence everywhere and His knowledge of all things. It reminds me that no need is too small for His care.
That is the heart behind Care without limitations. I believe this organization will grow far beyond where it begins. Starting with community kiosks in Maryland, my vision is to reach communities internationally, making everyday essentials easier to access.
Inspired by Ezekiel 1:15–21 and 10:9–12.
Join me in making a differenceOur approach
Good care.
Closer to everyday life.
Community kiosks. Everyday necessities.
Practical support, shaped with the community.
A vision taking shape
A familiar place to find the basics.
We’re developing supply kiosks in community spaces, with the aim of making nonfood essentials easier to access close to everyday life.
Locations, launch timing, and access details are still being planned.
Currently in development. Locations and service details are still being planned.
What care can look like
The essentials.
And the care behind them.
Everyday necessities for people and households.
Our planned focus excludes food.
Period care
Pads, tampons, and other menstrual care essentials for an everyday need.
Household basics
Selected cleaning, laundry, and other household necessities.
Baby care
Diapers, baby wipes, and practical essentials for caring for a little one.
Our focus is nonfood essentials. The goal is free access for people who need them; final supplies and access details will be confirmed before launch.
Because being cared for
should feel like being human.
Thoughtful access.
Dignity at the center.
Let’s build something caring
Every beginning
needs a community.
A little time. A welcoming space. A shared belief in what’s possible. There’s a place for you in this beginning.
Follow on Instagram@rescueonwheels.incA few helpful answers
Wondering
about something?
We’re at the beginning of this journey.
Here’s where things stand.
Rescue on Wheels is currently in development. Kiosk access and supply distribution have not launched, and we are not accepting requests for supplies yet. You can select launch updates in the interest form to stay connected. This is not a service waiting list.
We’re starting with plans for a Maryland pilot and exploring community spaces for an initial indoor kiosk. Locations, opening hours, and access arrangements are still being developed. If you have a potential host space, we’d love to hear from you through the interest form.
Our focus is everyday nonfood essentials, including personal hygiene, period care, household necessities, and baby care. Examples include soap, toothpaste, period products, laundry supplies, diapers, and wipes. Food is outside our current scope. The final selection will depend on the kiosk plans and available supplies.
Our goal is to make essentials available at no cost to people who need them, supported by community contributions and partnerships. Access arrangements, eligibility, and any quantity limits will be confirmed before launch.
Use the Donate button to see our current giving status. Online payments are not open yet. You can share your interest in giving, volunteering, hosting a kiosk, or supporting supplies. Confirmed payment and supply drop-off options will be shared as plans develop.
The name led our founder, Kemba Lewis, MD, to Ezekiel’s vision of the living creatures and the wheels beside them. For her, this imagery recalls God’s presence everywhere and His knowledge of every need. Care without limitations expresses her vision for an organization that begins with community kiosks in Maryland and grows toward international reach.
Let’s bring care a little closer.Be part of the beginning