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    Cathy Wilson: Building Trust, Independence, and Opportunity at the Lighthouse

    When Cathy Wilson joined The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. in 2014, she was rebuilding her career after significant vision loss. Twelve years later, she is a Human Resources Generalist, a trusted resource for [...]

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    How a Functional Vision Assessment Can Help You Maintain Independence

     When vision changes, everyday activities that once felt routine—reading mail, preparing meals, managing medications, using a smartphone, or navigating your home—can become more difficult. But experiencing low vision does not necessarily mean giving [...]

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    WEBINAR: Explore New Career Paths with AI and LinkedIn Career Explorer

    Exploring the Evolution of Food Delivery Services: A Comparative Analysis Finding the right career path can feel overwhelming, especially when you're considering a career change or entering the workforce for the first [...]

    July 31st, 2026Uncategorized
  • Amy Koehl standing smiling in a pink suit coat, gray shirt; her hair is blond shoulder length, and is wearing glasses

    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 Koehl has been the steady, compassionate force at the [...]

  • 2026 MVP Award recipients at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc.

    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 dedication, leadership, and commitment to others exemplify what it means [...]

  • Rachel Talley and John Ott celebrate earning their Journey-Level Machinist certification through the AJAC apprenticeship program.

    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 instruction, and unwavering determination, two employees at The Lighthouse for [...]

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    FY2025 Impact Report

    Your steadfast commitment provides the vital stability we need to navigate challenging economic seasons. You are the engine behind our mission, and it is your support and belief in our work that ensures we [...]

    June 11th, 2026Annual Report
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    Jennifer Karr-Lee

    Jennifer Karr-Lee has 20 years of experience in frontline and corporate leadership and program strategy, leading diverse teams focused on employee and customer experience and engagement.

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    Rachel Grossman-Kahn

    Rachel Grossman-Kahn is a passionate Seattle disability advocate.  She works at Best Buy as an Accessibility UX Designer, ensuring that their website and app are accessible for all users, especially those with disabilities.

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    Faye Green

    Faye has over 7 years’ experience working with non-profit organizations to develop fundraising and volunteer programs, including her tenure at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. from 2018-2022, where she worked as a Development Associate.