Help that shows up.
Our charitable arm funds, builds, and shares assistive technology for people who need it — starting at home, in Oregon.
A charitable arm with money behind it.
Emaration's Outreach & Community Support (EOCS) is the mission expression of the company — not a marketing wrapper. It is led by co-founder Jordan Remington Williams, and it is funded by a structural commitment: ten percent of Emaration's net profit.
The commitments
People who truly need support.
- People with vision loss
- People with hearing loss
- People living with both
- Veterans with sensory disabilities
- And anyone else who truly needs support
Year one is focused in Oregon, in partnership with the Oregon Commission for the Blind — the same organization that helped Jordan build his own independence.
The light-up cane.
It began with a near-miss on a dark street. A flagship initiative of the outreach arm is a cane that lights up — so a person with vision loss is visible to the world around them, especially after dark.
We're building it the right way: a small, careful first run, with the goal of being known for quality and care — one delivered device at a time.
Partner with us, or follow along.
Whether you're an organization that serves this community or a person who wants to help, there's a place for you.