Nat Ellis has been collecting toys from fast food restaurants for 25 years. The business and marketing teacher was hoping to sell his 1,139 toys when he retired. Nonetheless, when students and staff at Klamath Union High School began raising money for four-year-old Logan Roninger, Ellis knew how he could help. Logan was born with spinal muscular atrophy, a condition affecting his muscle strength. The little boy has a power wheelchair but needs to upgrade to one that will allow him more physical freedom to play. The $17,000 [Tankchair][1] is not covered by insurance. The high school has raised $11,000 so far. By putting his collectibles on sale, the teacher hopes to help the family reach their goal. [1]: http://www.tankchair.com/
