Gregg Alexis, director of the Bridges Foundation (left), and Davey Estes are seen making organic buckwheat pillows at the original L-oma workplace in Maine. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Gregg Alexis, director of the Bridges Foundation (left), and Davey Estes are seen making organic buckwheat pillows at the original L-oma workplace in Maine. (COURTESY PHOTO)
BRIDGTON, Maine — For nearly 20 years. L-oma Organic Buckwheat Pillows has been operated by the Bridges Foundation, a non-profit organization offering services to individuals with developmental disabilities and those struggling with mental health, behavioral and social challenges.
Individuals with developmental disabilities work side by side with the Bridges staff, making and shipping out the L-oma pillows.
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