Host a Fundraiser
Hosting a fundraiser is a meaningful way to support Bosma Visionary Opportunities Foundation while engaging the people and communities you care about. By bringing others together, you help expand opportunity for Hoosiers who are blind or visually impaired and directly support services that promote independence and employment.
Fundraise for Opportunity
If you’re passionate about Bosma’s mission, hosting a fundraiser is a powerful way to take action. From small gatherings to online campaigns, fundraisers of all sizes make a difference by raising awareness and providing critical support.
Choose An Idea That Fits You
Not sure where to begin? Many supporters start with simple, creative ideas such as:
- Facebook or birthday fundraisers shared with friends and family
- Honorary or memorial fundraisers celebrating or remembering someone special
- Third-party fundraisers, from lemonade stands and car shows to community events
- Dine-and-Donate nights, auctions or themed gatherings
Your fundraiser can be as unique as you are – what matters most is your willingness to get involved.
How It Works
Hosting a fundraiser is easier than you might think:
- Choose a fundraising idea that fits your interests and network
- Invite friends, family or coworkers to participate
- Funds raised support Bosma’s programs and services
- Once your fundraiser wraps up, funds raised can be mailed to:
Bosma Visionary Opportunities Foundation
6270 Corporate Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46278
Thank you for taking the time to host a fundraiser and help change lives for Hoosiers who are blind or visually impaired.
We’re Here to Help
If you have questions or would like guidance as you plan your fundraiser, we’re happy to help. Reach out anytime – we’d love to support your efforts and help bring your idea to life.
What Happens Next
Once your fundraiser wraps up, funds raised can be mailed to:
Bosma Visionary Opportunities Foundation
6270 Corporate Drive
Indianapolis, IN 46278
Thank you for taking the time to host a fundraiser and help change lives for Hoosiers who are blind or visually impaired.