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.
October Guide Dog Spotlight – Finn
Greg knew in his heart of hearts that he would enjoy the partnership of a guide dog. But it wasn’t until he and Finn were actually a working team he learned how efficient travel would become.
Music to My Nose
"Smells are like music of their own." A Lighthouse employee follows her nose throughout the day.
Meet Kevin Jones
Meet Kevin Jones, one of the Lighthouse's longest tenured employees in the Machine Shop.
Meet One of Our Newest Employees — Charles Gagnon
Charlie Gagnon - Production Worker Charles Gagnon was born in Port Angeles on August 11, 1949 with profound hearing loss undetected until he [...]
Cindy’s New Guide Dog
Development and Community Outreach Coordinator Cindy van Winkle and her guide dog Boze Training with a new guide dog can be [...]
How Far Would You Travel to Find Employment?
Production Worker Erik Heil Meet Erik Heil, originally from Brooklyn, NY, who took the bus from Tennessee for the chance to [...]
2017 Employee MVP Award Winners Announced for Seattle Lighthouse!
2017 Employee MVP Award Winners Announced for Seattle Lighthouse! Each year, The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. recognizes employees who strongly demonstrate the mission and [...]
Working in Seattle with Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP)
Jon Ott standing against a blue background. Those of you who have Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP) should join me in working at The Lighthouse [...]