A Wellington man has started a nonprofit organization to support injured fishermen in their recovery. This effort comes after he witnessed a devastating boating accident. The man's goal is to ensure that injured fishermen do not have to go through the recovery process alone.
Further details about the nonprofit and the man's efforts are available from CBS12, which has featured him as a "Hometown Hero" for his work in helping those in need in the community.
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