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This is a collage of photos of athletes that have been supported by Foreseeable Future Foundation. There is a little boy playing soccer. There is a teenage girl skiing. There is a man running. There is a team photo of a baseball team. And there is a young man rock climbing.

2026 Gala: A Night Dedicated to What’s Possible

The Foreseeable Future Foundation’s annual Gala is more than a single evening, it is what makes new opportunities possible. On June 9, supporters will come together to help fund grants, scholarships, and life-changing experiences that build confidence, independence, and access for children, teens, and adults who are blind or visually impaired.

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This is a group picture of all the students getting ready to go on their Senior Ski Trip!

Moments That Last: A Senior Ski Trip to Remember

In December 2025, seniors from the Tennessee School for the Blind and Governor Morehead School for the Blind experienced a life-changing ski trip made possible by Foreseeable Future Foundation. Proving that one powerful moment can build confidence, independence, and belief that lasts far beyond the mountain.

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Kara and another climber are lead climbing in a rock climbing gym.

Kara’s Story: Staying Active, No Matter the Season

Kara’s athletic journey is built on consistency and finding ways to stay active year-round. As a legally blind climber with cerebral palsy, she continues to take on challenges while pushing for greater accessibility in sport. Her story highlights the importance of movement, inclusion, and not letting obstacles stand in the way of showing up.

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Evan’s Story: How One Question Changed Everything…

Evan’s journey shows what is possible when determination meets opportunity. A visually impaired athlete, educator, and founder of Cane and Able Fitness, Evan turned his passion into a global impact – competing in strongman competitions, creating accessible fitness resources, and inspiring others in the blind and visually impaired community to try new challenges and reach their full potential.

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