Our Friends at Bluestone Lanes Expand Their Company Australian lifestyle and hospitality brand Bluestone Lane announced on July 11 that it has closed a round of strategic funding to fuel its global expansion, as the company plans to double its unit count over the next two years across 10 cities. The growth investment comes from …
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On July 28th, we hosted our second “Swerve in the Dark ” event at Swerve Fitness in NYC. This was an event open for visually impaired and blind people as well as for sighted participants. “Swerve in the Dark” had a mixed group of visually impaired and sighted individuals. All of the participants were blindfolded …
The Foreseeable Future Foundation was able to provide funding for the campers that were a part of Camp Abilities Long Island in July.
The Foreseeable Future Foundation was happy to support the first annual Camp Abilities in North Georgia, which happened in the middle of July. The camp was treated like a “pilot test” camp and lasted around three to three and a half days to see if the camp would be a success. Twenty visually impaired and …
The Foreseeable Future Foundation was honored to help Camp Abilities in Brockport NY at the end of June.
This last June, the Foreseeable Future Foundation hosted a happy hour at Blockheads. This event provided the opportunity for the visually impaired community to connect and mingle not only with each other but also with those who have sight and came out to support their friends. Visually impaired and blind triathletes and sighted athletes were …
This past May, the Foreseeable Future Foundation provided funding for the United States Association for Blind Athletes (USABA) Tandem Cycling Camp. The visually impaired and blind veterans were given the opportunity to experience tandem cycling at the Olympic Training Facility in Colorado Spring, CO. Twenty-four participants on twelve bikes. The participants were coached by Simon …
The Foreseeable Future Foundation Sponsored participants of a triathlon clinic on April 2018.
We had our art and coffee meetup event on Sunday, September 17th at the Whitney Museum. It was a surreal experience for all of the sighted people in attendance. Some sighted participants said, “I don’t know how a visually impaired or blind person navigates through a normal day”. Everyone was able to experience the sculptures in …
We recently held our first annual “Brunch in the Dark” at Bluestone Lane in Dumbo Brooklyn. The event was interesting and unique for all participants. Guests were blindfolded for a six-course meal, in order to simulate being visually impaired/blind. The event also prompted participants to better understand the difficulties that VIP’s face daily (such as …