Foreseeable Future Foundation

Gifting visually impaired youth hope,
confidence
and resources
through experiences

Your gift opens doors for blind and visually impaired youth to experience independence, sports, community, and so much more.

Building a
Better Community
for all

Kids and young adults with visual impairment do not always have opportunities to be included in camps, sports, and community activities. Individuals who are affected may not have the financial support to be able to afford equipment, cost of travel or coaching. Foreseeable Future Foundation closes the gap on independence and building confidence in adaptive sports and recreation.

We turn limitations
into limitless potential

Foreseeable Future Foundation funds adaptive sports camps, life-changing experiences, and advocacy programs — creating empowerment and transformation.

Every Donation
Builds a
Bridge to Independence

Two male cyclists racing at high speed on a grey tandem bike around a wooden velodrome track. The sighted pilot in front and the visually impaired athlete in the back are wearing matching black skinsuits and aerodynamic helmets, leaning intensely into a turn.

Sports Equipment

Providing equipment for the individuals is vital in their success. From a tandem bike, to adaptive hockey gear, or purchasing adaptive baseballs and bases for blind baseball, donations make sure every child has what they need to safely play and compete.

A large, smiling group of visually impaired youth, their families, and volunteers posing for a group photo inside the 'Sky Zone Party Room'. Participants of all ages are gathered together against a blue wall, wearing orange trampoline socks, representing a vibrant community event.

Community Connections

Creating a space for families and individuals with visual impairment to empower and provide more understanding to those around them.

Two athletes, likely a visually impaired participant and his guide, celebrating a moment of triumph outdoors. Both men are wearing matching light blue t-shirts and sunglasses, raising their arms high in the air with expressions of pure joy and accomplishment against a backdrop of green trees.

Direct Impact

The impact from the dollars we raise support the real individuals, real families, and real experiences.

Two female open-water swimmers, a visually impaired athlete and her sighted guide, walking arm-in-arm across a sandy beach after exiting the water. Both are wearing black wetsuits and smiling broadly, demonstrating the strong bond of trust and partnership found in adaptive sports.

Life-Changing Experiences

From adaptive camps to Paralympic dreams.

A male climber scaling an indoor wall while wearing a black eye mask to simulate total blindness or ensure fairness in competition. He is wearing a white earbud to listen to verbal directions from a 'caller' on the ground, highlighting the importance of auditory communication and trust in blind climbing.

Empowerment

We provide training materials, self-advocacy curriculum, and programs to help gain independence.

A casual social gathering of adults, including community members and volunteers, sitting in a circle on a sunny outdoor deck under a large white umbrella. They are enjoying a meal and engaging in conversation, highlighting the importance of peer support and social connection within the foundation.

Support & Life Skills

Opening doors to school, transition, careers, and community life.

Sports Equipment

Community Connections

Creating a space for families and individuals with visual impairment to empower and provide more understanding to those around them.

Direct Impact

The impact from the dollars we raise support the real individuals, real families, and real experiences.

Life-Changing Experiences

From adaptive camps to Paralympic dreams.

Empowerment

We provide training materials, self-advocacy curriculum, and programs to help gain independence.

Support & Life Skills

Opening doors to school, transition, careers, and community life.

The Impact of Your Gift

Send a child to camp for independence and confidence

Help families afford equipment or coaching

Join a movement breaking stereotypes

Empowerment curriculum (mock interviews, advocacy training)

Adaptive sports: skiing, swimming, hockey, horseback riding, climbing, basketball, archery, and more

Support advocacy and life skills

Funding for low-income families

National reach and influence

Since 2018, the Foreseeable Future Foundation has helped over 5,000 young adults

How you
bring dreams
within reach

Rock Climbing

Skiing

Ice Hockey

Goal Ball

Tandem Cycling

Archery

Fly Fishing

Surfing

Ranch Experience

Sponsor a Child’s Camp Week

Provide Adaptive Sports Equipment for an Athlete

Support Community Advocacy Projects

Empower Future Paralympians

Bring Inclusion to Everyday Recreation

Sponsor a Child’s Camp Week

Provide Adaptive Sports Equipment for an Athlete

Support Community Advocacy Projects

Empower Future Paralympians

Bring Inclusion to Everyday Recreation

Meet

the Founder

Griffin Pinkow was diagnosed with Retinitis Pigmentosa (RP), a retinal degenerative disease, at the age of 12. In college, Griffin worked with several organizations representing the visually impaired community. Griffin realized these organizations focused primarily on research rather than helping individuals live fulfilling lives without sight. In 2013, he began laying the groundwork for Foreseeable Future Foundation. The foundation’s mission is to enhance the lives of visually impaired individuals through sports and recreation. Griffin is dedicated to helping others with visual impairment lead independent and fulfilling lives, by raising awareness about the challenges they face each day. By raising funds to support the overall mission of Foreseeable Future Foundation, he is able to give back to those in need of inclusive experiences.

Your Dollars
Directly Impact
The Blind

Other institutions

Traditional Charities

Funds spread thin across many causes

Other Adaptive Foundations

Multiple disabilities with less specialization

Foreseeable Future

100% focused on the blind/visually impaired community, with transparent impact

Sole national foundation dedicated to blind/visually impaired empowerment through sports, advocacy, and inclusion

Support

Adaptive Adventures

$25 or $50

Basic adaptive equipment, advocacy materials, resources and trainings.

$100 or $250

Funding sports, team uniforms, and full adaptive sporting set to a family.

$2,500+

Scholarships and funding send kids to camps, ski trips, and adventure programs. These recreational programs are places that help build confidence, try new challenges, and discover abilities they never thought possible.

Make a difference today

Hand written letters, pictures of kids experiences, personal testimonials...

Foreseeable Future Foundation

Change a Life Today

Discover Your Impact

Watch Their Stories

Ranch Program

Colorado Ski Trip

NYC Gala

Dine in the Dark Experience

Every child deserves a chance to play, grow, and belong. You can make it possible.

FAQs

How will my donation be used?

Your contribution directly supports our programs, operations, and outreach efforts. Funds are allocated based on current needs and strategic priorities to maximize impact for blind and visually impaired individuals.

Is my donation tax-deductible?

Yes. We are a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and all donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You will receive an email receipt for your records.

Can I donate monthly?

Yes. You can choose to make your gift a recurring monthly donation. It’s one of the most effective ways to support our ongoing work.

Is my payment information secure?

Yes. We use industry-standard encryption and secure payment processors to protect your personal and financial information.

Can I donate in someone else’s honor or memory?

Yes. You can dedicate your donation during checkout, and we can send a personalized acknowledgment to the honoree or family if requested.