Fatima Naseem

Fatima is an Operations Manager and Change Management Leader at the University of Washington. She is a transplant to the Seattle area since 2011 and grew up in the Pacific Northwest in Boise, Idaho. Fatima earned her BA in Business and Psychology at Boise State University and her MA in Organizational Psychology at Seattle Pacific University. She started volunteering in high school as a Key Club member and throughout college as a South Asian Students Association member. Since being in the professional life, she has participated in many volunteer events through various employee resource groups and personally at non-profit entities including Mary’s place, Food Lifeline, City of Everett, Dress for Success, and the Sammamish Animal Sanctuary. In her free time, she enjoys hiking, reading, and cooking. Fatima is committed to serving her local community and looks forward to contributing towards the stewardship effort at the Lighthouse and beyond.

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    Lighthouse is Awarded 2024 Inspiration Foundation Assistive Technology Grant

    May 16th, 2024

    The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. is pleased to announce that we are a recipient of a 2024 Inspiration Foundation Assistive Technology Grant! The Inspiration Foundation (a family foundation created by Cleanlogic founder and CEO, [...]

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    Illuminating Lives Together: How Empowering People Supports the Lighthouse

    March 14th, 2024

    At the heart of Spokane, Washington, lies a beacon of hope for the visually impaired - the Lighthouse. One of the reasons our institution stands tall is because of support from organizations like Empowering People. Empowering People: A Catalyst for Change Empowering [...]

  • Ballroom with round tables; in the foreground is a table of attendees. From left to right: Sara Desautel, Bank of America; Gab Decastro; Everett Elam, Computer and Assistive Technology Instructor; Jonathan Dymond Senior Donor Relations Manager; Greg Szabo, Director of Government & Public Relations; Raychel Callary, Certified Orientation and Mobility Specialist and Volunteer; George Abbott, President and CEO of The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc.

    Supporting People Who are Blind in the Greater Spokane Community – Opportunities Breakfast

    March 6th, 2024

    Last week, The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. hosted our annual Opportunities Breakfast, a transformative morning dedicated to celebrating the lives of individuals who are blind and DeafBlind in the Greater Spokane Community. The [...]