About SeatForAll
Making access easier, one experience at a time.
SeatForAll works to make everyday life more accessible for people with disabilities by helping them find the information, resources, and support they need to participate more fully in their communities.
From documenting public spaces and developing tools to help people plan outings, to connecting communities with useful resources and helping businesses improve accessibility, SeatForAll turns real needs into practical action.
The Why Behind SeatForAll
My older sister, Megan, is known for persevering through life's challenges. She is an HBCU graduate, a proud AKA, and someone who spent years working at a homeless shelter. She is also a daughter, a friend, a sister, and an amazing woman.
In April 2025, Megan suffered a stroke, shortly after being diagnosed with systemic lupus. As our family rallied around her, we began making adjustments to help her continue enjoying life in ways that worked for her needs.
As we planned outings and tried to make sure Megan would be comfortable, we realized that most public spaces didn't provide the accessibility information we needed. Knowing that a place has accessible parking or an accessible restroom isn't the same as knowing where the ramp is, how far you may have to travel, how much effort getting around might take, or what sensory conditions could affect your visit.
That gap is what led to SeatForAll.
SeatForAll now serves several purposes, but it began with our venue documentation process. We visit public spaces and businesses, take detailed notes and photographs, and share that information on our website so people can better understand what to expect before they arrive.
What began as our family's need for better information has grown into a resource to help others make more informed decisions about the places they go.
Four ways SeatForAll puts its mission into action.
Practical information, community support, useful resources, and better customer experiences—all working toward greater access for everyone.
Accessibility Information
Detailed information about public spaces helps people understand what to expect before arriving. Venue documentation can cover physical features, routes, photographs, walking distances, sensory conditions, and other practical considerations.
Explore venue guidesCommunity Support
A free, volunteer-powered program connecting eligible people with disabilities and older adults to approved, non-medical assistance and companionship, subject to program guidelines and volunteer availability.
Learn about Community SupportResource Bridge
Resource Bridge helps connect donated goods and useful resources with people and organizations that can benefit from them. The goal is to help donated resources reach communities where they can make a difference. Available resources and fulfillment depend on donations and program capacity.
Learn about Resource BridgeBusiness Services
Accessibility-focused customer-readiness services help businesses understand customer experiences, identify barriers, prioritize practical improvements, and communicate useful accessibility information.
Explore business servicesThe Organizations Behind the Work
Two connected organizations, each with a distinct role.
For-Profit
SeatForAll
The for-profit business providing paid accessibility and customer-experience services to businesses, venues, and organizations.
Explore business servicesNonprofit
SeatForAll, Inc.
The nonprofit organization supporting public-interest work, including accessibility information, community programs, education, resource initiatives, and partnerships.
Learn about our nonprofit workSeatForAll also works with community partners. See our partners.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Whether you're looking for accessibility information, interested in Community Support, or exploring a partnership, we'd love to hear from you.
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SeatForAll · Independent accessibility platform · Not affiliated with any venue