Columbus man creates, donates 3D printed toys for local kids
COLUMBUS (Ga.) – This Columbus man felt the holiday spirit during this season.
According to Michael Goldman, Montgomery Goldman, a 30-year-old man with special needs is highly functional,
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Montgomery made 3D toys this holiday season for a group local children. He was part a group that made them 2021, and decided to make them 2022 for a local charity.
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Goldman says it takes months to produce these toys, and hours to print just one. Montgomery purchases all his supplies and printers himself and enjoys helping children smile.
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Montgomery’s father said that Montgomery would love for other 3D printer owners to join the local bandwagon – to make sure all kids have something for the holidays. This year, 279 toys were delivered in time for Christmas. Montgomery donated all of the toys he made for this holiday season to Salvation Army.
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