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We’re proud to announce Pat O’Hara as the new President & CEO of The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. With decades of mission & manufacturing leadership — both at the Lighthouse & throughout his career — Pat will lead our operations into the future.
Read more about Pat: https://ow.ly/XzkS50Ypg5I
Worker assembling a metal frame component in a busy industrial workshop with tools and equipment around.
Don’t miss our special in-depth look at “The Life of a Wallboard” on Thursday, March 12th – where you can follow along with a Lighthouse employee, as they create one of our most common and popular products!
https://ow.ly/5iSg50YaCK1
#Wallboard #Manufacturing #BlindEmployment #AccessibleEmployment
As #LowVisionAwarenessMonth wraps up, let’s keep the momentum going.
Awareness isn’t just about February—it’s about ongoing awareness, inclusion, and action to empower those with low vision every day.
💙Learn more: https://ow.ly/Cp0q50YaCPN
Worker assembling a metal frame component in a busy industrial workshop with tools and equipment around.
THURS, March 12th, Employment for Empowerment Reception!
Get to know local Lighthouse staff & fellow community supporters while seeing first-hand how our products are manufactured by people who are blind.
Register: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/employmentforempowerment/event/reception/
Some eye conditions, like retinitis pigmentosa, cause permanent vision loss over time. What can change is access to tools, skills, and community. Explore resources and stories this February.
#LowVisionAwarenessMonth
https://lhblind.org/what-is-retinitis-pigmentosa-rp/
Three generations of women smiling together in a bright living room, showing a close family bond.
Being an ally this #LowVisionAwarenessMonth means listening, learning, and offering support.
From helping someone navigate unfamiliar spaces to advocating for accessible media and tools, small actions make a big difference. 💪
Learn how: https://ow.ly/TVXX50YaCNS
Worker assembling a metal frame component in a busy industrial workshop with tools and equipment around.
Have you ever wondered just how the Lighthouse makes manufacturing jobs accessible for people who are blind and DeafBlind?
Join us Thursday, March 12th at our Lighthouse Facility in Spokane to find out!
Register: https://ow.ly/WtIp50YaCxx
#CommunityImpact #BlindEmpowerment #SupportLocal
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Love is showing up with purpose.
Love is believing in the power of accessibility.
Love is our employees bringing our mission to life every day.
Happy Valentine’s Day from all of us at The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. 💝
Diabetic retinopathy is a leading cause of low vision and blindness among working-age adults.
This #LowVisionAwarenessMonth, learn what it is and how it can affect daily life.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/7z0U50YaCMF
A small act today can lead to employment, independence, and happiness for generations to come.
Write your will today leaving a gift to the Lighthouse and create your legacy of generosity.
Elderly person holding a magnifying glass up to a blister pack of green and white capsules in both hands against a patterned curtain background.
This #LowVisionAwarenessMonth, we’re raising awareness about conditions like macular degeneration. While there is no cure, many people continue to live full, independent lives with the right tools, strategies, and support.
#MacularDegeneration
Learn more: https://ow.ly/yh4i50YaniI
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🏈 Super Bowl LX kicks off soon…Whether you’re watching for the touchdowns, the halftime show, or the snacks — we’re here cheering on team empowerment every day!
💪💙 #SuperBowlSunday #LighthouseProud
Join us for our Employment for Empowerment Reception!
Details & Registration:
WHEN: Thursday, March 12th, 2-4pm
WHERE: The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. – 6405 N Addison St, Spokane, WA 99208
WHAT: See accessibility & empowerment in action!
Register here: https://ow.ly/Hxb150YaCxJ
A woman participates in a virtual meeting with other jobs seekers via video call on a laptop.
JOB FAIR: TUES, FEB 10th - 12:00 PST
Do you need a job & are a person who is Blind or low vision? Then this job fair is for you!
REGISTER today to learn how you can contribute to a remarkable 100+ year organization! https://lhblind.org/event/lighthouse-virtual-job-fair/ #BlindEmployment
Elderly woman sitting on a couch with a younger woman embracing her from behind in a cozy living room.
February is #LowVisionAwarenessMonth 💙
Low vision affects millions of people, making everyday tasks like reading, navigating spaces, or recognizing faces harder. This month, we’re sharing, & raising awareness about the challenges & ways to support this community.
https://ow.ly/NEJ250Y6Fcs
“When I began to work at the Lighthouse, I realized the sky is still the limit.” – Cathy Wilson, Human Resources Generalist
Make a gift to the Lighthouse today and empower someone to realize their own potential. https://ow.ly/hr8f50Xw6n5
Be inspired by how much Justin's life was changed by working at the Lighthouse.
Learn more about the Lighthouse's programs & services: https://ow.ly/wc2450XxRN9
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The Lighthouse’s Technology Training Center provides 1:1 training in screen readers, Braille displays, mobile tech, & more. A new Seattle grant expands access to digital skills that support independence & employment.
https://lhblind.org/technology-training-for-people-who-are-deafblind/
#SeattleIT
From vision loss to leadership, Gregory Wilson’s journey at The Lighthouse for the Blind shows incredible resilience and growth. Now a Setup Specialist, he’s known for his reliability, adaptability, and teamwork.
Read his story: https://ow.ly/zb3U50XxR2B
Bar chart showing 233 employees served in FY24, including 151 blind, 31 sighted, 24 deafblind, 16 blind and hard of hearing, and 11 blind with other disabilities.
233 Lighthouse Employees were served last year, thanks to YOU!
• 151 Blind
• 31 Sighted
• 24 DeafBlind
• 16 Blind + Hard of Hearing
• 11 with other Disabilities
Strong, diverse, and thriving together. 💙 Thank you!
Learn more: https://ow.ly/Ag7r50Xxabk
Your gift towards our Year-end Campaign empowers people to forge their own path to success — allowing them to rediscover who they are and live meaningful, purpose-filled lives.
https://ow.ly/m9EX50Xw6mb
Two soldiers in camouflage uniforms interacting with a store employee at a special order desk inside a supply store.
Holiday shopping is fun—mission readiness isn’t optional.
Our Lighthouse AbilityOne Base Supply Centers are on-base stores for authorized military customers, providing mission-essential supplies that deploy teams to serve & protect.
https://ow.ly/JbYC50XCbmU
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Occupational therapist Karin Johnson helps people with low vision stay independent through home-based training across King County. From magnifiers to smartphone tools, Karin empowers clients to keep doing what they love.
Discover her inspiring work: https://ow.ly/8ymu50XxQnW
#SeattleIT
12,818 hours of direct service provided to employees with 4,569 total sessions and 14,339 hours across all programs.
In this season of generosity, your support fuels life-changing services for people who are blind, DeafBlind, and blind with other disabilities.
💙 12,818 hrs of direct service
💙 4,569 sessions
💙 14,339 total hrs of impact
Thank you!
Learn more: https://ow.ly/EtoF50Xx7A7
Gifts to the Lighthouse give people like Jacob the opportunity to rediscover themselves. Make a gift today.
https://ow.ly/4f0c50Xw6ij
We’re proud to celebrate five years of our Low Vision Services Program! 🎉
From comprehensive exams to personalized low vision rehab, our clinic helps clients make the most of their remaining vision and stay independent.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/Q5zp50XxQTA
Person working at a desk with a computer screen displaying colorful volunteer and charity-themed graphics.
🌟 Want to make a difference from home? 🌟
We’re seeking remote volunteers to support people who are blind.
✔️ 2 hrs/week
✔️ Training + templates included
✔️ Basic Excel helpful
Your time = real impact. Ready to help?
https://ow.ly/yh1J50Xli7r
Large diverse group of people gathered on and around wooden stairs outside a house on a sunny day.
Thank you everyone for a successful #GivingTuesday! Your generosity has made a positive impact on your community & your neighbors who are blind, DeafBlind & low vision.
Thank you from all of us at the Lighthouse!
https://ow.ly/NtaB50XwgtU
Group of diverse employees standing together in a warehouse with a large American flag hanging above them.
Today is a Global Day of Generosity – #GivingTuesday!
Join the generosity & give to the Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. You will be creating accessible opportunities & upward mobility for people who are blind, DeafBlind & low vision.
https://ow.ly/hw7M50XwgoG
Woman in a red blouse wearing gloves inspects camouflage military helmets on a factory table.
#GivingTuesday Self Matching Challenge:
For every dollar you spend on Cyber Monday, make a gift of half that amount to The Lighthouse for the Blind, Inc. on Giving Tuesday.
Give the gift of employment & independence!
https://ow.ly/QgVE50XwgmU
