One violent act changed one man's life forever. Hear how Raymond Montgomery's life was changed due to the act of one man.
The human impact of an inadequate public transit system in Central Indiana must also be considered in the debate.
A message from Bill Powell, 2012 Thomas C. Hasbrook Award Winner.
Our goal is to eliminate unemployment and underemployment among people in Indiana who are blind or visually impaired, who want to work. How big is the challenge we face? The average unemployment rate is more than 70%. Thanks to the addition of a new product, Ice Melt, Bosma is able to provide even more opportunities for employment in our warehouse packaging facility.
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Ray Montgomery began working at Bosma in late 2010. As a contact center employee, Ray is trained to run multiple campaigns, perform inbound calls, and deliver excellent customer service. Ray lost his sight as a high school student in 1997 after suffering several gunshot wounds.For years, Ray bounced from city to city, looking for a place and a purpose. He found both at Bosma Enterprises.
