Wireless Buffet Podcast l Ep. 7 l Building tech infrastructure for the disabled with Champions Place

Wireless Buffet by SmartWAVE Technologies hosted an engaging virtual discussion with Rick Thompson at Champions Community Foundation, Inc

In this clip, we discuss how Rick and Nancy Thompson raised two kids with a rare form of muscular dystrophy. Following their kids finishing high school, Rick and Nancy started a wheelchair sports ministry. It quickly grew into a large non-profit for those with physical disabilities to build friendships and support each other.

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