Seattle Coast Guard Base Supply Center to Open Early 2021
We are excited to announce the opening of our newest AbilityOne Base Supply Center (BSC) in early 2021, located on the Coast Guard Base [...]
Dan Porter – Journeyman Machinist 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 [...]
99-Year-Old Uses Zoom to Meet With Doctor
Early this year, The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc, was getting ready for an exciting new expansion to their services to fill a huge [...]
Employee Spotlight: John Koigi
John Koigi is a Set-Up Specialist Sr. Defense at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. He was selected by his peers as the 2019 [...]
Meet Deng Kong, Indirect Labor Employee of the Year
Deng Kong is the Receptionist and Office Assistant for The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. She was chosen by her peers as the Indirect [...]
Meet Alyssa Frohlich
Alyssa Frohlich has been blind since birth and is grateful to be working at the Lighthouse. She has been commuting every day for work from Federal Way to Seattle for the past ten years.
Tom, a Gentle Spirit
Tom was born and raised in Washington and has been blind since birth. He began his career at the Lighthouse on March 17th, 1980, just nine months after graduating from the Washington State School for the Blind.
Employee Spotlight: Maria McCully
by Linda Norlen Maria McCully Maria McCully remembers how on her first day of work at the Lighthouse in 2001. She arrived in [...]
A Centennial Celebration for the History Books!
On Saturday, September 15th, over 320 guests joined us at The Museum of Flight to share in our Lighthouse Centennial Celebration. Acclaimed card mechanic [...]
What’s a Paddlepalooza?
By Cindy Van Winkle Participants getting ready for the event On Wednesday, August 8th, ten members of the blindness community gathered at Sunset [...]
