Neighborhood Improvement Projects are Nearly Complete
Through cooperation from the City of Seattle, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT), and a small group of community members and Lighthouse employees who [...]
Through cooperation from the City of Seattle, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT), and a small group of community members and Lighthouse employees who [...]
KPG Architects experience vision simulation goggles and practice using white canes for orientation and mobility before their guided walk. The Lighthouse was visited on [...]
Help the Orientation and Mobility program reach its goal of funding 500 hours of O&M training, teaching vital and life-changing skills to people who are blind or DeafBlind. Give the gift of transformation, give the gift of independence.
At The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc., we are committed to creating and enhancing opportunities for independence and self-determination for individuals who are blind, [...]
Vice President of the Lighthouse Foundation Board, Jennifer Smith, kicked off the Lighthouse’s Spring Campaign activities with a unique and fun event on June [...]
The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. is proud to announce STCU’s Here for Good Foundation at Innovia Foundation as a Lighthouse Community Partner for [...]
White Cane Safety Day is Friday, October 15! This holiday is dedicated to raising awareness for the long white canes that many people who [...]
Tim Paulding joined the Lighthouse team in May of 2013. Tim recalls that the biggest reason he wanted to work in the field of [...]
What is Orientation & Mobility? One of the many services the Lighthouse offers to employees is Orientation & Mobility (O&M) training. “O&M refers to [...]
For many who experience low vision, they know first hand how much lighting affects vision. Lighting can make a huge difference in day to day [...]