While Drew and his family were navigating their new reality, the community rallied around them, stepping up to ensure he could return home. Significant renovations were required to meet the basic accessibility needs of their home—but the efforts went far beyond that. Mark Onslow, a member of Orchard Grove Community Church, where the family attended, volunteered to take on the design and construction. Many others in the community contributed their time, resources, and materials to make it happen. Drew’s father, LeDon, used this time to visit homes of others with disabilities to better understand Drew’s needs. He compiled his findings and shared them with Mark. As a high-level quadriplegic reliant on a ventilator, Drew required specialized accommodations. Emergency access to his room was critical, and the home needed features such as a ramp with a pitch no steeper than 1 inch per foot, a built-in overhead lift and tracking system (donated by a church member), and bathroom amenities like space heaters and heat lamps to help regulate his body temperature. These adjustments necessitated tearing down two rooms and a bathroom, building an entirely new deck along the side of the house, and ensuring a direct entrance to Drew’s room. Meanwhile, the hospital was eager to discharge Drew, even suggesting he stay in the living room while construction continued—a situation that could have jeopardized his health due to the ventilator. Mark firmly refused, vowing to complete the renovations in time. This was no small feat. LeDon recalls a particularly emotional moment during this time. After a long day at the hospital, he returned home at 2 a.m. to find spotlights illuminating the construction site. Mark, members of the Walled Lake Central Hockey Team, and other volunteers were hard at work. Overwhelmed by their dedication, LeDon broke down in tears. Incredibly, the renovations were completed in just 31 days. Drew was able to come home and rest in his newly constructed room. This was just one of many examples of the love, commitment, and determination that is the foundation of The Drew Crew.