Dawn never saw the world like a sighted person, but it was not until she was struggling in school that her vision was tested. It turned out she was brilliant, but needed vision correction. With glasses, Dawn was successful in school and became a...
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The Maximus Foundation recently awarded a $10,000 grant to Society for the Blind in Sacramento for its Senior IMPACT Project that empowers people age 55 and older with alternative, non-visual techniques and skills that enable them to perform...
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Congratulations to Our Society for the Blind Family! We could not be more proud and honored to work with such a dedicated, compassionate and fun group of people. On October 15, we were honored by the Sacramento Business Journal with a Best Places...
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We were discouraged this week when we found vandalism had hit our building once again, but we are relieved that no one was hurt. As upsetting as something like this is, we are overwhelmed with the outpouring of support from our amazing community...
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...
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