Employ, Empower
Rockets are launched. Soldiers are trained. Veterans are healed. Lives are changed.
Be a part of this, and SO much more!
We do more so our customers can do more than they ever imagined.
BAC is a social enterprise dedicated to building communities that support members of unique abilities in growing their own personal success.
BE PART OF THIS MOVEMENT!
- Join the BAC Team, where we employ hundreds of people with disabilities
- Employ a BAC participant in your business
- Empower persons with disabilities with a gift
- Build a more inclusive community by advocating for persons with disabilities
Individuals with Disabilities Employed
locations throughout the Southeast
Business served
The Power of BAC
Launch IT
Explore, Educate, LAUNCH
Path to SUCCESS
Locate employment and vocational opportunities
Contract our Services
Get skilled workers and cost-effective business services
WORK OPPORTUNITIES
Through service excellence on our government and commercial contracts, Team BAC generates critical revenue that provides additional financial support for our own empowerment programs, which routinely experience funding shortfalls from traditional sources. This model allows every person who is part of BAC to have an active role in creating a more accessible, inclusive, positive world for people of all abilities.
Latest NEWS
BAC’s 10th Performing Arts Showcase
Thank you for joining us at the 10th annual BAC Performing Arts Showcase, 'Together We Shine!' Sit back and enjoy our encore performance below. BAC does not own the rights to the music presented in the above video, it is being used under the license of the...
BAC’s Newest Venture Puts the “Care” in Customer Care
We are excited to announce the expansion of BAC's state-of-the-art call center. Spanning an impressive 4,000 square feet, this new facility represents our commitment to inclusivity and equal opportunities for individuals with disabilities. At the heart of this call...
BAC Employee Answers the Call of Opportunity
Michael Herndon had been receiving employment transition services for many years in various programs through Vocational Rehabilitation. He had participated in on-the-job trainings in multiple fields, but nothing seemed to be the right fit. Feeling defeated, Michael...