Read the article “The Psychology of Itinerancy” by Kartar Kaur Khalsa, FBC Early Interventionist, published in the Association for Education and Rehabilitation of the Blind and Visually Impaired magazine and website

A Brave Sight

"It's the blind people that I've met through organizations like the foundation who are successful and really show me there's a lot more that I can do than what I think," Hovet said. "My motto is, 'You prove to me that you can't do something.'"

Click here to read the full article about A.J. Hovet
(A.J. Hovet, picture by Doug Cook, The Daily Courier)

Congratulations to Ryan Sharman, who purchased the winning ticket for the 2008 Night for Sight Cash is King $10,000 raffle.
Pictured left to right: Jim Pierson, Rose Sharman, Ryan Sharman, Marc Ashton, and Paul Sharman.

FBC has been awarded the 21st Annual Valley Partnership Project to take place on Saturday, November 8. This community project will create an atmosphere of learning and adaptive recreation for our visually impaired students, including orientation and mobility training, cane walking, tactile and sensory, interaction, a shady play environment for our glare intolerant students, and adaptive swing sets. Sponsorship and brick donation opportunities are available, and volunteers are needed as well! Click to view the Park construction progress.

Click to download the informational brochure and view the site plan.