October is a busy and vibrant month at Society for the Blind. This month we highlight the accomplishments and the ongoing efforts of people who are blind and living life to the fullest. We kicked off October with National Blind Sports Week, an...
Learn moreStephanie Watts of Sacramento was born legally blind from optic atrophy and glaucoma. She relied on little more than light perception her whole life, including her 28-year career with the state, where she spent some years helping people with...
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The pandemic and fires have given new meaning to the word “challenge” in the Anthem USABA National Fitness Challenge this year, but our participants are stepping up to the plate! On Sept. 12, our National Fitness Challenge participants will...
Learn moreTiffany Manosh always knew she needed to exercise as an adult, but never had the desire to be active – until she found a support system through the Anthem USABA National Fitness Challenge at Society for the Blind. “I have friends now in the...
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I am excited to share that Society for the Blind has been selected as one of the 2020 “Best Places to Work,” a joint project between the Sacramento Business Journal and Quantum Workplace. This four-county survey and awards program was designed to...
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August is Children’s Eye Health Awareness Month, and as kids get ready to start the new school year, getting an eye exam is very important. One in four children in the United States has impaired vision. Most vision challenges are correctible with...
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