• Joe Johnson, founder of One Leg At A Time non-profit, stands beside a recipient of prosthetic limbs

    One Leg At A Time

    Empowering amputees with prosthetic solutions and community support for greater mobility and independence.

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One Leg At A Time

Our mission is to provide high-quality prosthetics to amputees around the world, one leg at a time.

Joe Johnson, founder of One Leg At A Time non-profit, stands beside a recipient of a prosthetic limb
A recipient of One Leg At A Time non-profit walking with his new prosthetic limb

We have started our initiative in Tanzania where Pastor James has been doing work for ten years.

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Meet Eddie Carrillo

Joe Johnson and Eddie Carrillo at Quorum's Windsor clinic

At 9 years old he moved with his family to El Paso, Texas. He later worked construction, got married, and raised two children. Following years of hardship, an infection in July 2024 caused the loss of his big toe and later the amputation of his leg above the knee. In less than 24 hours his life changed completely.

Eddie Carrillo shows off his new 3D printed prosthesis
Rose Elder and Eddie Carrillo at Quorum's Windsor clinic

Eddie says God never left his side and placed angels in his life. One of those was Rose Elder, who sought help for him and connected him with Joe Johnson, CEO of Quorum Prosthetics and founder of One Leg At A Time, who stepped in to make sure Eddie received the care he needed.

Mobility Matters

Meet Gilbert Lindor, a 26-year-old medical school student from Gentilhomme, Haiti. Quorum Prosthetics gifted Gilbert a state-of-the-art prosthetic leg, valued at over $70,000, through the One Leg at a Time non-profit.