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 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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Foreseeable Future Foundation partnered with Old Mates Pub in New York City to host Come to Your Senses, a blindfolded dinner dining experience. Sighted attendees gained insight into the challenges faced by the visually impaired community while connecting with others in an unforgettable evening.
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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
Camp Abilities Field of Dreams Brings Sports to New Jersey Blind Children Read More »
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
Teacher introduces unique camping experience to Perkins School students Read More »
Since 1999, DeafBlind Access of the South has offered retreats to provide a sense of togetherness. Before moving to Georgia, Frank Levine grew up in South Africa. Even though he
Georgia retreat gives DeafBlind adults a sense of belonging Read More »
Students ages 14-21 participated in horsemanship, beekeeping and other activities at the school’s annual sports camp. As athletic director of Tennessee School for the Blind, Andy Joiner is responsible for
Tennessee School for the Blind Introduces Students to the Ranch Experience Read More »
Thanks to an FFF sponsorship, the Blinded Veterans Association will offer bowling and other activities to members at its annual convention later this summer. Blinded Veterans Association Chief of Staff
Foreseeable Future Grant Advances the Cause of Blinded Veterans Read More »
Camp Abilities kids ages 10 and older learned horse care, leatherwork and other activities in an all-day ranch environment. For nearly 60 years, White Stallion Ranch has been a preferred
Tucson Ranch Camp an Enjoyable Learning Experience for Blind Children Read More »
Updated April 25, 2019 For Immediate Release Contact: Elaine LaPersonerie Wink PR elaine@winkpr.com | 212 614 2191 2019 Foreseeable Future Foundation Benefit to Be Held May 16th in NYC Celebrating
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