This month we honor the life, legacy and enduring inspiration of Helen Keller. Born on June 27, 1880, Helen Keller had normal eyesight until the age of 19 months. She came down with what experts today identify as scarlet fever or meningitis. The...
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I want to extend my heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to Society for the Blind for the Big Day of Giving. Thanks to your generosity, we raised more than $83,000 for our Braille Production and Training Program. Braille is a critical...
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This year’s Volunteer Appreciation Week theme is “Volunteers Weave Us Together.” That is certainly true at Society for the Blind. Our volunteers are truly part of the fabric that makes us a strong, vibrant and hope-filled organization. With...
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Women’s History Month is a wonderful time to pay tribute to the women who have created opportunities, paved a path and continue to show what is possible for people with vision loss and other disabilities. To begin, I want to acknowledge the life...
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A field trip to the Sacramento International Airport, a spot on Good Day Sacramento and a partnership on a Sacramento Theatre Company production. These are just three examples of how the Sacramento community is engaging with and including people...
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I think we can all agree that 2023 came in with quite a bang! The winds and rain wrought a lot of damage around Sacramento. Society for the Blind lost a large pine tree on the west side of our building that destroyed our guide dog relief area and...
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