Montero Medical Missions Magical Reception
An evening of hope, mobility and celebration featuring Chesapeake Mayor Rick West, supporting our partnership with Hope To Walk and helping amputees in Saint Lucia take their next step.
Choose Tickets & SponsorshipsAdvance registration and secure online payment are required.A magical evening with a life-changing purpose
Gather with friends, partners, and supporters as we commemorate America’s 250th anniversary and expand sustainable prosthetic care in Saint Lucia. Choose the ticket or sponsorship level that fits you best.
Tickets & Sponsorships
Sponsor an Amputee
Help provide one prosthetic limb and receive reception admission for you and one guest.
Sponsor & AttendSponsor + Table for 8
Sponsor an amputee and receive a reserved table for eight at the reception.
Reserve a TableAll payments are processed securely through Stripe. Tickets and sponsorships must be purchased in advance.
It costs just $250 to build a leg
A $250 sponsorship can help provide the prosthetic care someone needs to stand, walk, work, care for their family, and participate more fully in their community.
When you sponsor a prosthetic leg, your name can be placed on it as a lasting reminder of the difference you made.
Mobility changes everything
The evening supports Montero Medical Missions’ partnership with Hope To Walk and the establishment of sustainable prosthetic care in Saint Lucia.
Your participation helps restore dignity, independence, and opportunity for people living with limb loss.
Your support helps someone
Samuel’s first steps toward service again
For more than a year, Samuel, a dedicated police officer from Saint Lucia, lived with the uncertainty that followed the loss of his leg. His career was put on hold, and everyday routines became constant challenges.
When the Hope To Walk team arrived in partnership with Montero Medical Missions, Samuel became one of the country’s first recipients of a Hope To Walk prosthetic leg. The moment he stood and took his first steps was filled with emotion—not only because he could walk again, but because hope had returned.
Receiving his first prosthetic leg opened the door to returning to work and regaining independence. Samuel’s story reminds us that a prosthetic leg is much more than a medical device. It restores dignity, purpose, and the ability to contribute again.
Our long-term goal is sustainable local care so more amputees in Saint Lucia can return to lives of independence, dignity, and productivity.
Join us on October 26
Be part of the Montero Medical Missions Magical Reception commemorating America’s 250th anniversary—and help give someone the priceless gift of mobility.
Choose Your OptionOctober 26, 2026 · 5:30 PM · Greenbrier Country Club · 1301 Volvo Pkwy, Chesapeake, VA 23320