Fundraiser

OGDEN — Two Ogden businesses plan to raise money for the police injured in the shooting on Jackson Avenue.

OGDEN - The Ogden Mustangs Junior A hockey team will host a fundraiser for the family members of the police officers who were affected by the fatal Jan. 4 shooting.

The Mustangs' next home game -- Friday, Jan. 27 against the Dallas Snipers -- will be used as the platform for the fundraiser. All non-VIP tickets will be $6 with all ticket proceeds from the game being donated to the families of the officers involved in the shooting.

OGDEN -- The public is invited to participate with students and staff from North Davis Preparatory Academy as they take a polar plunge at 10 a.m. Saturday at Fort Buenaventura Park.

OGDEN -- Chili's restaurants throughout Utah will participate in a fundraiser for the wounded and fallen Ogden officers Thursday.

The restaurant chain is giving out flyers for the "Give Back Night." Chili's will donate 15 percent of its sales, from customers who present the flyer with their check that day, to the officers.

CLEARFIELD -- It was still early Monday, just two hours into what's expected to be a game of at least 108 hours, and players moved across the court easily, smiling as they made baskets, bringing the score to a lopsided 104-36.

The goal of the event is twofold: Break a world record with 108 hours of continuous basketball playing and raise money for a good cause.

CLEARFIELD -- They'll need a special scoreboard for this basketball game, one that will count points into the thousands.

To raise money for the Fallen Heroes Scholarship Foundation while also breaking a world record, two teams will tip off Monday morning in the gym of the Clearfield Aquatic Center and play until Friday night.