MEDFORD, Ore. -- A local non-profit is closing its doors.
Mobility Unlimited founder Bruce Hough has MS and has needed a wheelchair for more than a decade.
The Hough's started the organization to help adults like Bruce who want to be gainfully employed and become as independent as possible.
Bruce Hough says they've helped hundreds of people but it's been expensive, "the number of people isn't as important as the mechanics of the whole thing. For example if you're looking at what it takes to get me to work every day this chair is about $35,000, my van is about $75,000 so we're looking at $100,000 just to get out the door."
The Houghs say they will start a hotline with information for people who need help finding mobility assistance.
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