Changes are a part of life, a time of letting go and welcoming. This spring we bid farewell to Penny Riley after 20 years of service at Society for the Blind. Penny worked in our Low Vision Clinic and was instrumental in its growth and...
Learn moreBy: Shari Roeseler Executive Director, Society for the Blind Vision loss happens to families, not just individuals. If you have a parent, spouse, other family member, or friend who is experiencing vision loss, your first inclination is likely to...
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I am writing this blog from Charleston, SC, where I am attending the Vision Serve Alliance CEO Summit. This annual meeting brings together more than 65 executive directors from across the country who are working in the field of vision loss and...
Learn more“In helping others, we shall help ourselves, for whatever good we give out completes the circle and comes back to us.” ~ Flora Edwards During the month of April, Society for the Blind is honoring and celebrating the more than 200 volunteers who...
Learn moreWhen Samantha (Sam) Adams says anyone can do yoga, she really means anyone. Last summer, she taught chair yoga at Society for the Blind to a visually impaired 94-year-old, his wife of 74 years and their 65-year-old daughter. Sam laughs when she...
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Society for the Blind is excited to be one of 13 organizations in the country invited to participate in the National Fitness Challenge, which is sponsored by the United States Association of Blind Athletes and Anthem Foundation. This year...
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