The purpose is clear.

I could search for hand outs, or I can live to be a helping hand.

Jason Koger lost both hands in a 2008 ATV accident and became the first person with bilateral arm amputations to use multi-articulating bionic hands. He now inspires others to live without limits. Jason shares his story nationwide, works with prosthetic companies Ossur and Arm Dynamics, and volunteers as a peer support at Vanderbilt Hospital.

At home, he helps his wife Jenny with their three kids. Known worldwide as a leading prosthetic user, Jason has appeared on national news, magazines, and the TedX stage. He made history as the first bilateral arm amputee to hunt a bear with a crossbow.

Jason founded the charity event Handing Back in Owensboro, Kentucky, raising over $30,000 with celebrity support. He recently published his book, Handed a Greater Purpose, and has earned awards like American Red Cross Hero of the Year.

Whatever comes next, Jason credits God and embraces every chance with his bionic hands.

A man in a hospital bed with medical tubes and wires, smiling, with a woman leaning in beside him, both smiling. The man is shirtless, and the woman has short dark hair and is wearing a black shirt.
A man in camouflage hunting gear smiling and kneeling next to a large dead deer with antlers, lying on snow-covered ground in a forested area.
A man with artificial arms walking on a farm road, holding hands with two young girls. The setting includes a basketball hoop, green field, trees, and a large red barn in the background.
A man with a prosthetic arm and a young child with light blonde hair and striped pajamas sharing a joyful moment on a carpeted floor in a home. The child is sitting on a striped pillow, and there is a basket of toys in the background.
Man performing on stage with backup dancers, wearing glasses, a black cap, a checkered shirt, and khaki pants, illuminated by stage lights.
Man with a prosthetic arm holding an orange bowling ball at a bowling alley.

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