Tracy Kinoshita’s son Michael was diagnosed with rod-cone dystrophy when he was just five months old. The cones are the photoreceptor cells that allow us to see fine details and to filter light. Michael’s cones did not form completely, leaving...
Learn moreOn May 3, we had 24 hours to raise $10,000 to stock our teaching kitchens and provide vital workshop supplies for our senior programs as part of Big Day of Giving, our region’s annual 24-hour giving day. We did it! And we exceeded our goal by...
Learn moreOn May 3, we’ll have 24 hours to raise $10,000 to stock our Training Kitchens and provide vital workshop supplies for our senior programs. Can we count on you? Big Day of Giving is our region’s annual 24-hour giving day, a way to amplify local...
Learn moreIt’s National Volunteer Appreciation Week! This is a nationwide opportunity to celebrate the impact of service and the power of volunteers to change their communities for the better. So this week, we wanted to highlight Mireya Cortes, who...
Learn moreWhen Jill Guilbeau first enrolled in the Assistive Technology class at Society for the Blind, she had no idea that she would eventually be an instructor there herself. “Everyone at Society for the Blind was so friendly and very helpful, and I got...
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Seniors with vision loss in the Sacramento region will have greater access to tools for independence, thanks to a $15,000 grant from M&M Whitmire Family Foundation in Roseville to Sacramento-based nonprofit Society for the Blind. The grant...
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