V.I.P. stands for visually impaired people who are VERY IMPORTANT PEOPLE. We want to provide low vision community education, assistive technology, support and mentoring.
AUM student recognized for customer service
Auburn University Montgomery (AUM) student Valerie Bailey works at O'Charley's in Montgomery and was recently awarded for her outstanding customer service.
Valerie has a great personality and helps the sight-impaired customers find their way through the restaurant. She greets everyone with a smile and has a good heart.
Winn Dixie employees awarded for outstanding customer service
V.I.P. awards Selma Winn Dixie employees for good customer service. Anita, Meshaell and Valerie always assist customers with sight problems with their shopping. They always have a smile and eager to help.
Bank Trust employees recognized
Sight-impaired customers at Bank Trust in Selma are always greeted with a smile.
Employees Linda and Felicia were awarded for outstanding customer service for their commitment to customers with special needs.
They provide assistance with bank statements and the use of the ATM. They make the customers feel welcomed and appreciated.
Carter Drug Employees Help Sight-Impaired Customers
Staff members at Carter Drugs in Selma were recently recognized for their outstanding efforts in the community. Staffers including Kim, Lauren, and Ann assist the sight-impaired by explaining drug information and drug side effects.
V.I.P. driver honored for longtime dedication
Driver for V.I.P. CEO William Bowman, John Johnson, turns 89-years-old this month. We want to recognize him with a special V.I.P. Award for his service.
Johnson is very dedicated not only to V.I.P., but to his church, family and his wife of more than 60 years.
Gray's Furniture Staff Recognized
William Bowman awards the staff at Gray's Furniture in Selma for their outstanding customer service including Mrs. Cogle, Melvin and Juanita. This company always goes the extra mile to help customers with special needs.
Hardee's worker recognized by V.I.P.
Channaveka Howard, a worker at the Hardee's restaurant on Ann Street in Montgomery, Ala. is given the V.I.P. Customer Service Award. She is a server who goes the extra mile to read menus, take food orders to customer's cars and she does it with a smile.
What We Offer
1) Low vision community educational programs, conferences and assistive technology demonstrations and expos
2) Support groups, mentoring and advocacy
3) Site and Structural modifications for churches, businesses, etc. for public access
4) Consultations for the visually impaired and low vision evaluations on assistive technology for the visually impaired
5) We provide information and referrals for magnification devices
6) Customer service training and workshops to better acommodate the visually impaired customer