By: 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...
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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US Bank recently gave $20,000 to Society for the Blind to help fund its job-readiness programs for youth and adults with low or no vision. “The unemployment rate is 70 percent for people with vision loss, so we are especially grateful to US Bank...
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Want your coworkers or community group to learn more about Society for the Blind? Invite them to join us for a private Breakfast Tour. Enjoy a light breakfast, learn about our work from our Executive Director, meet current students and staff, and...
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Arash Dabestani was living in Iran when his eyesight started to deteriorate at age 15. Though his parents lived in America, they traveled back and forth between the U.S. and Iran until he could join them and his brothers in Roseville at age 27...
Learn moreSociety for the Blind extends a warm welcome and our deepest gratitude to our four newest board members: Tracy Kinoshita, Marlene Mourtzikos, Steve Osterholt and Jeff Thom. Learn more about our newest members! Tracy Kinoshita Tracy retired in...
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