Almost $90K worth of equipment stolen from Challenge Alaska’s Anchorage office:
Challenge Alaska, a nonprofit dedicated to providing adaptive sports and therapeutic recreation opportunities for Alaskans with disabilities, was informed by security patrol Saturday morning that equipment was missing from its Commercial Drive offices in the Mountain View neighborhood. When employees were informed the equipment was missing, they immediately called the police, who responded and helped file a police report.
Nate Boltz, the executive director of Challenge Alaska, says this equipment is critical to their summer programs which include adapting cycling excursions for veterans and those living with physical disabilities. Boltz’s favorite thing about working with Challenge Alaska is working one-on-one with the individuals they serve.
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