• A man uses a hydraulic nail gun to assemble a wallboard.

    Building Confidence and Career Direction: Clevon Biggs’ Experience in The Lighthouse Career Development Program

    For many employees, career growth isn’t just about learning new tasks, it’s about building confidence, finding direction, and discovering what’s possible. At The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc., the Career Development Program (CDP) was [...]

    January 30th, 2026Employees, Spokane, Training
  • Melinda Slovernick at her workstation, with her hands on the keyboard, smiling.

    Finding Strength and a New Path: Melinda Slovernick’s Journey at the Lighthouse

    OpeningI can say after working for The Lighthouse for the Blind, Incorporated, that this is the best job that I've ever had, sighted or not.And I just love being an integral part of our team.And [...]

    January 26th, 2026AbilityOne Base Supply Centers, Employee of the Year, Employees, Seattle
  • Portrait of Alex Carter, a light skinned, dark haired young man. He is standing in a shop with machines behind him.

    Alex Carter: 12 Years of Leadership and Growth at the Lighthouse

    At The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc., employees are the heart of our mission to empower people who are blind, DeafBlind, and blind with other disabilities through meaningful jobs, training, and services. [...]

    January 26th, 2026Adaptive Technology, Boeing, Employees, Manufacturing, Seattle
  • Antonio Rozier stands in a garden with a white cane, smiling.

    Antonio Rozier Honored with NIB’s 2025 Milton J. Samuelson Career Achievement Award

    Antonio Rozier Honored with NIB’s 2025 Milton J. Samuelson Career Achievement Award Antonio Rozier, Director of Information Technology Systems at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc., has been named the 2025 recipient of the [...]

    January 20th, 2026Accessibility, Adaptive Technology, Employees
  • A portrait of two women wearing glasses, one is a young adult and the other elderly

    Understanding Challenges and Empowering Those with Low Vision

    Every year in February, we celebrate Low Vision Awareness Month to raise awareness about the challenges faced by people with low vision and to educate the public about ways to support those affected by [...]

    January 16th, 2026Low Vision Awareness Month, Low Vision Services
  • Volunteers from Bank of America's Disability Action Network. A group of 11 people stand outside in a garden, wearing matching dark blue t-shirts and smiling.

    Bank of America Partnership Supporting Accessibility and Inclusion

    How the Bank of America Partnership with The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. Drives Accessibility and Inclusion At The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc., partnerships are the cornerstone of our mission to empower individuals [...]

    December 31st, 2025Bank of America, Board and Strategic Leadership Team, Volunteers
  • a group of people stand in the low vision clinic and store talking. One person is holding a cane, another has a dog guide.

    Celebrating 5 Years of Low Vision Services at the Lighthouse

    The Lighthouse Low Vision Services Program is celebrating five years of providing specialized care for people with vision loss in the Puget Sound region. As one of the only clinics dedicated specifically to low [...]

    November 24th, 2025Events, Low Vision Services, Programs & Services, Seattle
  • Seattle Information Technology Department Logo with an illustration of Chief Seattle's head

    Empowering the DeafBlind Community Through Technology Training at the Lighthouse

    New Seattle Grant Expands Access to Technology Training for People who are DeafBlind The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc.’s Technology Training Center (TTC) is transforming digital access, independence, and opportunity for DeafBlind employees and community [...]

    November 24th, 2025Accessibility, Adaptive Technology, DeafBlind, Grants, Training
  • Gregory Wilson standing on the Manufacturing floor, with boxes all around him.

    Gregory Wilson: A Journey of Overcoming Challenges and Embracing Leadership

    Opening 0:00[MUSIC PLAYING] What Having a Job Means 0:05What it means to me, having a job as someone who is visually impaired is life-changing, actually. 0:12It's like a clicking a light bulb after [...]

    November 24th, 2025Employees, Manufacturing, Seattle
  • A woman with blonde hair and a green sweater sits at a workstation and smiles.

    Lighting the Way: How Karin Johnson Helps People with Low Vision Live Independently in King County

    A Calling to Serve Through Occupational Therapy When Karin Johnson finished her training in occupational therapy, she already knew she wanted to specialize in low vision rehabilitation. She was drawn to the holistic nature [...]

    November 20th, 2025Programs & Services, Seattle

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