Year: 2017

BROOKLYN – More than half of the employees at a manufacturer in Borough Park are legally blind.

Kevin Athey has worked at Alphapointe since 2014. He is a resource planning analyst and supervises and trains others in the call center.

Alphapointe will manufacture plastic prescription bottles for Express Scripts and military families. The signing of this new contract will expand services and provide resources to hire employees.

South Arkansas man who’s blind earns achievement award – Robert D. Brown, formerly of Malvern, has been named the area’s outstanding Consumer of the Year by the Department of Human Services Division of Services for the Blind (DSB).

Parkville, MO (KCTV5) – Alphapointe Adventure camp is winding down after a week of fun in the sun.

Saluting individuals and organizations who make a positive difference in public transportation and in Kansas City.

Alphapointe is pleased to be serving the proud men and women who have served our country.

Alphapointe would like to thank Royals Charities and the Kansas City Royals for their generous donation and for allowing our youth to experience a behind the scenes touch tour, a beep ball game at the Little K and a nice chat with Steve Physioc, Joel Goldberg and KayCee the W Guy. We thank you!

Alphapointe will use the gift to establish an Endowment to fund orientation and mobility training and other education and training services for people who are blind and visually impaired who desire to be paired with a guide dog.

Kansas City-based Alphapointe signed a seven-year deal to produce prescription bottles for Express Scripts Holding Co. (Nasdaq: ESRX), adding to its ongoing growth.