Finding Life at the Lighthouse
Kelsey Wedemeyer is a 25-year-old woman who works as a Production worker in Seattle and credits The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. for helping her to live a fuller life.
“The Spin on Goalball” by INL Employee Jeremy Stanton
I bet you are wondering what Spokane Spin and goalball have in common. The answer is that ‘Spokane Spin’ is the team name for my [...]
Using Accessible Technology at Work – Meka White Video Transcript
In order to make our content more accessible, we’re including a transcript for videos from our YouTube page. Find the full transcript below for this [...]
Samantha Porter’s Story – Video Transcript
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Dan Porter – Journeyman Machinist Video Transcript
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Amy Koehl: The Heart Behind a Lifetime of Service
Four Decades of Leadership at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. Amy Koehl, VP of Employee and Community Services For forty years, Amy [...]
Two Lighthouse Employees Earn Journey-Level Machinist Certification Through Four-Year AJAC Apprenticeship
John Ott and Rachel Tally recieving their Journeyman certificate; AJAC cohort at graduation After four years, 8,000 hours of on-the-job training, classroom [...]
Employee Spotlight: Jane Elliott
Jane Elliott loves hot glazed donuts and helping people who are losing their vision adapt to a new normal.
The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. Honors Its 2026 Mission Values and Performance Award Recipients
Lighthouse employees from all locations gathered together to celebrate MVP Winners. Every year, The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. recognizes employees whose [...]
Paul Ducharme – 2018 Employee of the Year
2018 Employee of the Year Paul Ducharme Paul Ducharme’s upbeat personality and sense of humor comes through the [...]
