Sabeerah Najeeullah

Sabeerah is a 33-year-old DJ, festival producer, and disability advocate who was born with Spina Bifida and has used a wheelchair for mobility her entire life. But her disability has never defined her limits. Raised with the belief that nothing was off-limits, Sabeerah built a life rooted in purpose, creativity, and service to her community.

She’s DJ’d at iconic events like Coachella (four times!), the Soulection Experience, and has opened for EDM legend Mr. Carmack. She’s also helped produce events for Edelman, Reddit, and Live Nation. More than that, Sabeerah has dedicated the past five years to creating programs that amplify disabled and BIPOC voices — building pathways for others while pushing boundaries in her own life.

But despite her success, Sabeerah faces one of the most basic and persistent barriers to her independence: transportation.

Sabeerah is fundraising for a wheelchair-accessible vehicle — not just to pursue her work, but to meet urgent health needs. Reliable access to medical appointments and physical therapy is essential for managing her condition and maintaining her long-term health. Unfortunately, public transportation and Access Paratransit — the transit service designated for disabled riders — are often unreliable and time-restrictive, frequently causing delays or missed appointments.

These vehicles — custom-modified for safe, independent driving — can cost up to $100,000 and are not covered by insurance. Without one, even getting to a doctor’s visit can take hours, reduce her energy, and result in gaps in care. This campaign is about restoring basic dignity and making sure Sabeerah has access to the consistent, high-quality care she deserves.

With your support, Sabeerah will gain the freedom to protect her health, reduce stress, and reclaim the energy she pours into her art and community. She’ll be able to get to essential appointments, reduce her dependence on unreliable systems, and improve her overall quality of life.

Every dollar helps. Please donate to Help Hope Live in Sabeerah’s honor — and share this story with those who believe in equity, access, and care.

Together, let’s make mobility, health, and independence possible.