The week-long camp gives blind children, ages 9 to 17, a chance to have fun and develop confidence, independence and lifelong friendships.
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Founded after the COVID-19 pandemic, Blind Fitness offers numerous recreational activities, including an annual surf clinic.
California Nonprofit Brings the Joy of Surfing to the Blind and Visually Impaired Read More »
The 35-year-old athlete took a year off to get married and raise a family. Now, she’s ready to resume training for 2025.
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After losing most of his vision at age 15, Matthew Cho adjusted with the help of sports and music.
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Central Cross Country Skiing was able to purchase new ski equipment used in its adaptive program, thanks to a Foreseeable Future Grant.
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After their annual goalball tournament was interrupted by the coronavirus pandemic, the Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program is bringing it back, thanks to the Foreseeable Future Foundation.
Bay Area Goalball Program Gets a Boost with Foreseeable Future Grant Read More »
The first Camp Abilities Florida Ranch Weekend provided blind and visually impaired students a camping adventure they’ll never forget. After experiencing the thrill of being on a working ranch, Foreseeable
Diamond Oaks Farm Hosts Ranch Weekend for Florida Blind Children Read More »
Over a three-day period, campers participated in track, blind soccer and other sports with one-on-one instruction. When Christian and Mary Kane began searching for a public park or playground that
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The school plans to add blind soccer to its sports program, thanks to funding by Foreseeable Future and other organizations. Jon Harding arrived at the Kansas State School for the
The Moonrise program encourages blind students to challenge themselves through island camping. After spending two years teaching English to students at a university in Saudi Arabia, Ethan Sewall returned to
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