The No Limit Icon Just Gave Us ALL The Feels With This Heartwarming Community Project
When we tell you that Master P just did something so PURE, so BEAUTIFUL, so absolutely HEARTWARMING that it’s restoring our faith in humanity, we MEAN IT. The hip hop legend and business mogul isn’t just talking about giving back, he’s literally out here BUILDING custom wheelchairs with his own hands for kids with disabilities in his beloved New Orleans. And honey, if you’re not tearing up by the end of this article, check your pulse because this man is doing GOD’S WORK.
- The No Limit Icon Just Gave Us ALL The Feels With This Heartwarming Community Project
- Master P Partnered With Make Good NOLA To Create Magic
- The Chairs That Are Changing Lives ONE Wheel At A Time
- “It’s A Blessing To Be A Blessing”
- Who Is Make Good NOLA And Why This Partnership Is EVERYTHING
- This Is Just The BEGINNING
- Master P’s Legacy Of Giving Back To New Orleans
- Why This Matters MORE Than You Think
- The Internet Is LOVING This Energy
- From Hip Hop Mogul To Community Hero
- How YOU Can Get Involved
- The Bottom Line: Master P Is THAT Guy
Master P Partnered With Make Good NOLA To Create Magic
The No Limit Records founder recently teamed up with local New Orleans nonprofit Make Good NOLA to design and build what they’re calling Toddler Mobility Trainers, but what we’re calling PURE JOY ON WHEELS. These aren’t your standard medical looking wheelchairs, oh no. These custom chairs are designed to be comfortable, colorful, and full of personality because every child deserves to move with pride and confidence.
Master P (real name Percy Miller) shared videos on his Instagram that had the ENTIRE internet in tears. The clips show him working alongside volunteers, assembling these bright, personalized wheelchairs, and delivering them to children who need them. And the smile on his face? PRICELESS.
“This actually made me say, ‘uhhh!'” Master P said in the video. “I’m telling y’all! That’s what this did. I’m ready to give this to a kid.”
Can you FEEL the genuine excitement in his voice? This isn’t a photo op. This isn’t a check writing moment. This is a man who’s literally getting his hands dirty, building equipment, and connecting with his community in the most authentic way possible.
The Chairs That Are Changing Lives ONE Wheel At A Time
Master P shared a video on his Instagram of him and his crew helping design and deliver Toddler Mobility Trainers, colorful, custom wheelchairs for kids with disabilities. But here’s what makes these chairs SO special: they’re not just functional, they’re FUN. They’re age appropriate. They’re designed to make kids feel COOL, not different.
“Tight whip right here!” Master P said while rotating a kid’s chair with his hands, treating it like the coolest ride in the game. Because to these kids? It absolutely IS.
The chair design is simple yet effective, combining wooden bases and wheels with 3D printed plastic attachments, all assembled by hand in child friendly, bright colors. As each chair is personalized and signed by its makers, they carry messages of love and care from their creators to their young users.
Did you catch that? PERSONALIZED and SIGNED. Each wheelchair comes with a message of love from the people who built it. We’re not crying, YOU’RE crying!
“It’s A Blessing To Be A Blessing”
Master P celebrated the meaningful partnership and said it was “a blessing to be a blessing” and thanked local groups like Team Hope NOLA for helping him “take care of our community.”
This phrase right here? “It’s a blessing to be a blessing.” THAT is the energy we need more of in this world. Master P has been saying this for YEARS, and he’s proven time and time again that he means every single word.
The heartfelt clips that Make Good NOLA and Master P shared capture kids testing out their new chairs for the first time. The pure JOY on their faces? The way their parents’ eyes light up? The way Master P looks at these kids like they’re his OWN? This is what community care looks like in ACTION.
Who Is Make Good NOLA And Why This Partnership Is EVERYTHING
Make Good NOLA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that focuses on custom assistive technology and open source design. The organization is run by architect Noam Platt, who discovered the wheelchair design on an Israeli website called Tikkun Olam Makers that lists open source information for developers.
Noam Platt, an architect in New Orleans, runs the organization Make Good, which helps make the chairs for children. His organization focuses on devices that people can’t find in the commercial market or can’t afford. And that’s EXACTLY where Master P comes in.
Make Good Nola, the 501(c)(3) that focuses on custom assistive technology and open source design, also posted footage of this epic collaboration and highlighted the push to make mobility devices that reflect the kids who use them.
This isn’t just about wheelchairs. It’s about REPRESENTATION. It’s about making sure kids with disabilities have equipment that reflects their personality, their style, their ENERGY. Because why should medical equipment have to look boring and clinical?
This Is Just The BEGINNING
Here’s where it gets even MORE exciting. “This is the start of a series of celebrities and VIPs putting together these chairs for our community and to bring awareness to this project,” Make Good Nola said in a statement.
So Master P is literally STARTING A MOVEMENT. He’s the first of what will hopefully be MANY celebrities stepping up to help build these chairs and bring awareness to adaptive equipment for children with disabilities. Can you imagine the impact if more celebrities followed his lead?
Master P’s Legacy Of Giving Back To New Orleans
For those who don’t know, Master P has been doing this type of community work for DECADES. This wheelchair initiative is just the latest in a LONG list of ways he’s given back to his city.
The initiative reflects Master P’s long time commitment to uplifting his community, from investing in youth programs to supporting families across New Orleans.
Let’s break down some of his community work:
The 24th Annual Christmas Toy Giveaway: For TWENTY FOUR YEARS, Master P has been giving toys to children in New Orleans during the holidays. That’s over two decades of consistency!
Team Hope NOLA: He’s worked with this organization for years, providing scholarships to inner city kids and hosting charity basketball games.
University of New Orleans: He’s the president of basketball operations, helping student athletes get their education and stay off the streets.
NOLA Walk of Fame: He spearheaded this initiative to honor New Orleans legends and inspire the next generation.
Entertainment Ambassador: He’s the official entertainment ambassador for New Orleans, representing the city’s culture worldwide.
This man has dedicated his POST music career to serving his community. And he’s doing it with the same energy and passion he brought to building No Limit Records into a hip hop empire.
Why This Matters MORE Than You Think
Let’s talk about the REAL impact here. This latest effort focuses on giving kids the freedom to move, explore, and feel empowered in their everyday lives.
Mobility is FREEDOM. For children with disabilities, having the right wheelchair can mean the difference between isolation and independence. It can mean going to school. Playing with friends. Participating in family activities. Living life to the fullest.
And when that wheelchair is COLORFUL, CUSTOM, and COOL? It changes the whole experience. Instead of feeling like medical equipment, it becomes an extension of who they are. It becomes something they’re PROUD of.
The project is a part of a growing movement to rethink adaptive equipment, as not only functional, but joyful and identity affirming.
JOYFUL. IDENTITY AFFIRMING. Those aren’t words we usually associate with medical equipment, but they SHOULD be. Especially for kids.
The Internet Is LOVING This Energy
Social media has been going CRAZY over Master P’s wheelchair initiative. Comments like “This is what community care in action looks like” and “Way to go, Master P!” have been flooding in. Make Good NOLA shared photos of smiling children testing their new chairs, a reminder that impact doesn’t always need to be loud, sometimes it just needs to roll in love.
“Roll in love.” Can we get that on a T SHIRT?!
Fans have been praising Master P for his hands on approach, noting that he didn’t just write a check or send someone else to do the work. He was THERE. Building. Laughing. Connecting. Being PRESENT.
And that’s what makes this so special. In an age where celebrity philanthropy often feels performative, Master P is showing us what GENUINE community investment looks like.
From Hip Hop Mogul To Community Hero
Master P revolutionized hip hop in the 1990s by founding No Limit Records and creating a blueprint for artist ownership and independence. He built an empire that included music, film, clothing lines, and countless business ventures. He’s sold over 100 MILLION records. He’s a legitimate icon.
But you know what? This wheelchair initiative might be more important than all of that combined. Because at the end of the day, your legacy isn’t just about what you built for yourself. It’s about what you did for OTHERS.
Master P once said in an interview: “God has led me on this journey to build future leaders. This is my most important job to be a coach and a servant.”
A SERVANT. One of the most successful rappers and entrepreneurs of all time considers his most important job to be a SERVANT to his community. Let that sink in.
How YOU Can Get Involved
Inspired by Master P’s example? Here’s how you can support organizations like Make Good NOLA and make a difference for kids with disabilities:
Donate: Organizations like Make Good NOLA, Wheelchairs 4 Kids, and similar nonprofits rely on donations to provide equipment to families who can’t afford it.
Volunteer: Many organizations need volunteers to help build, assemble, or deliver adaptive equipment.
Spread Awareness: Share stories like this one! The more people know about these initiatives, the more support they’ll receive.
Advocate: Push for better insurance coverage and accessibility for children with disabilities.
Every little bit helps. And if Master P can take time out of his busy schedule to build wheelchairs with his own hands, we can ALL find ways to give back.
The Bottom Line: Master P Is THAT Guy
At 55 years old, Master P could be resting on his laurels, counting his money, and living the retired mogul life. Instead, he’s out here building wheelchairs for kids, coaching college basketball players, giving away toys every Christmas, and being the entertainment ambassador for his beloved New Orleans.
“The more we make, the more we give,” he’s said multiple times. And he’s LIVING that philosophy every single day.
This wheelchair initiative with Make Good NOLA and Team Hope NOLA is just the latest example of a man who truly understands that success isn’t about what you accumulate, it’s about what you CONTRIBUTE.
So the next time someone asks you what a REAL legend looks like, show them this article. Show them the videos of Master P building colorful wheelchairs with his own hands, smiling bigger than the kids receiving them. Show them what it means to use your platform, your resources, and your TIME to make a genuine difference.
Master P isn’t just a hip hop icon. He’s not just a business mogul. He’s not just an entertainer. He’s a SERVANT LEADER who’s showing us all what it means to truly give back to your community.
And for that? He deserves ALL the flowers. ALL the recognition. ALL the respect.
Keep doing what you’re doing, Master P. The world needs more people like you. 💯
For more information about Make Good NOLA and their custom wheelchair program, visit their Instagram @makegoodnola or reach out to learn how you can support their mission of creating joyful, identity affirming adaptive equipment for children in need.
