A DeafBlind man wearing a high-vis jacket uses a miniguide and a white cane in Downtown Seattle while an Orientation and Mobility Instructor follows behind

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Fiscal Year 2025 Impact Report – PDF* | Large Print
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Meaningful Employment

At the Lighthouse, individuals who are blind and DeafBlind thrive. We offer diverse career opportunities, prioritize advancement, and ensure representation at every level of the organization. We accomodate individuals’ vision needs and help them pursue their career ambitions. At the Lighthouse skills are gained, confidence is instilled, and lives are transformed through meaningful employment.

Production Worker Justin Credle

Justin Credle, Production Worker

Lighthouse Employees

  • 193 Employees are Blind
  • 26 Employees are DeafBlind
  • 21 Employees are Blind with Other Disabilities
  • 207 Employees are Sighted
Katine Gadsden, Production Worker, a dark skinned woman with curly hair is wearing sunglasses and sitting at a work table holding a camoflauge water bladder in her hand. Behind her, Earnest Glover, Marketing Assistant is standing and smiling.
CNC Machinist II Aerospace Dan Porter

Where Our Employees Who Are Blind Work

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Manufacturing Defense & Office Products
0%
Manufacturing Aerospace Parts
0%
Administration & Support
0%
Service Business & BSC Stores
0%
Employee & Community Services

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