‘We just want people to have hope’: Meridian non-profit gives home makeover to 4-year-old boy – KTVB7
Author: Shirah MatsuzawaPublished: 10:18 PM MDT July 25, 2020Updated: 10:19 PM MDT July 25, 2020 BOISE, Idaho — Thirty volunteers gathered on Saturday for what they call a mobility makeover to help make…
Chair the Hope: Funding Wheelchairs Around the World
Join us Monday night for a special evening as it marks the premier of the Chair The Hope documentary. The documentary depicts the journey of the Ogden family who biked over 1000…
“Chair the Hope” documentary ready for the big screen
A Treasure Valley man’s wheelchair was taken from him, but that hasn’t hampered his giving spirit. Nathan Ogden’s wheelchair was stolen last fall at a Boise State football game; that chair…
Nathan Ogden gives back after community support
Chair The Hope Co-Founder Nathan Ogden discovered that his wheelchair had been stolen while watching a football game. Watch for the full story. The Meridian man who had his wheelchair…
Quadriplegic man bikes 1,200 miles to “Chair the Hope”
It’s been two months since NBC5 News first told you about a quadriplegic father and his family bike riding 1,200 miles down the West Coast. They’ve completed the journey and…
Meridian family bikes 1,200 miles to raise money for wheelchairs
The Ogden family set out on a ride from Bend, Oregon, to the Santa Monica Pier to prove you can do hard things. MERIDIAN — A local family is changing…
Quadriplegic man biking 1,200 miles to “Chair the Hope”
Prospect, Ore. — A quadriplegic father and his family are bike riding 1,200 miles down the west coast to bring hope and wheelchairs to the world.
Paralyzed Treasure Valley man helping others through “Chair the Hope” bike relay
Nathan Ogden is quadriplegic, but he’s about to take a ride most would never attempt. Ogden has broken his neck not once, but twice. “I broke my neck 15 years…
Quadriplegic and Family to Cycle 1,200 Miles to Raise Money for Wheelchairs
For Nathan Ogden, life changed dramatically when he broke his neck coming off a ski jump in Oregon 15 years ago. He became paralyzed. Over the next year he made…
Meridian family touched by paralysis will ride 1K miles to help others in need
After lying in bed with a head cold and sinus infection for a week, Heather Ogden, bored and restless, got an idea. “I thought, ‘We need to get some wheelchairs…
Wright Words: Twice-paralyzed Boise man learning to soar again
On Dec. 22, 2001, Nathan Ogden stood at the top of a steep ski slope in beautiful Bend, Oregon. The morning mountain air smelled like Christmas. On this glossy, travel-magazine…
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