Mr. Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers, a seasoned real estate investment business in Boca Raton, Florida, is pleased to announce that he has officially logged over 1,000 hours in the Insight for the Blind studio, recording audiobooks for people who have severe vision impairment, blindness, or other disabilities that make reading standard text either extremely challenging or downright impossible.

Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers is currently serving as the vice chairman on the board of directors of Insight for the Blind. According to Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers, this amazing nonprofit corporation has been around since the mid-1970s and does some extremely important work, both in his own home state of Florida and throughout the rest of the nation as well.

Insight for the Blind is additionally home to a recording studio in which charitable volunteers can help to record books, says Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers. As a matter of fact, notes Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers, many blind and visually impaired people are now able to access these books in libraries all over the country.

This is because, according to Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers, Insight for the Blind and similar programs like this one work hard to improve the quality of life of those who are visually impaired. Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers believes that this nonprofit corporation provides an invaluable service.

“The work we do at Insight for the Blind is some of the most important work I know of,” notes Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers.

Vice chairman Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers has himself logged over 1,000 hours in the Insight for the Blind studio to record audiobooks for people who are blind or have severe vision impairment. According to Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers, this work is deeply important because otherwise many visually impaired people throughout the state of Florida and indeed in the entire United States would not have as much access to literature and the arts such as books, magazines, and other newly accessible media.

Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers has deep appreciation for the Talking Books Program, which began in 1931 and has expanded to become what it is today: the National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped at the nation’s Library of Congress. Through the Talking Books Program, braille books and magazines are also made available to those who have vision impairment or would otherwise have difficulty reading, notes Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers. In addition to books and magazines, the Talking Books Program also includes music materials and even includes children and people with physical impairments that prevent their ability to read standard text, says Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers.

All in all, Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers believes that this program is one of the most important ones in the nation. For more information about Insight for the Blind and how you can get involved with a program in your area that is similar to this one, Ben Stern of Realty Wholesalers recommends the following resources.

http://www.loc.gov/nls/

http://www.insightfortheblind.org/talking-books