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Interviews with CLB Volunteers

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At Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind (CLB), our volunteers are the heart of our mission to empower people with vision loss to thrive. Every hour spent reading mail, providing companionship, or supporting daily tasks creates a meaningful ripple effect across our community. In honor of National Volunteer Appreciation Month, we asked a few of our […]

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125 Reasons!

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In honor of CLB’s 125th year of service, we are counting down 125 reasons we love CLB. Please join us and share your reasons for loving CLB and its lasting impact to the community. If you and/or someone you know has been impacted by CLB, please complete this form to share your story and join […]

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Where Are We Now, Winter 2024

Where Are We Now, Winter 2024

In our latest episode of Where Are We Now?, we are honored to share Parisa’s inspiring journey. After moving to the U.S. from Iran, Parisa faced the daunting challenges of adapting to a new country, a new language, and life with vision loss. Through Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind’s assistive technology training program, she embraced […]

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MEDIA ADVISORY

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Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind Being Honored by Morris, Manning & Martin WHAT:            Registration is open for an annual DC fundraiser, and Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind is proud to have been selected as law firm Morris, Manning & Martin LLP’s partner for the event, called MMM Cheers. For the past four years, MMM Cheers […]

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Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind and accessiBe Partner to launch Podcast fostering Positive Connection between Businesses and the Blind Community

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Washington, DC – Wednesday, June 26, 2024 – Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind (CLB) and accessiBe, the market leader in web accessibility solutions, today announced a partnership to launch a collaboration of the “Where Are We Now” and “Spotlight Sessions” podcasts. The joint show aims to foster a deeper understanding between the blind and low-vision […]

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Serving people with vision loss since 1900 in the Washington, DC Region.

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WASHINGTON, May 17, 2024– Today, May 17, 2024, marks Columbia Lighthouse for the Blind’s (CLB) 124-year anniversary. “We are honored to celebrate this monumental anniversary of 124 years of essential programs and services to people of all ages who are blind or visually impaired,” said CLB President and CEO Tony Cancelosi. “I am grateful to […]

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