Sights for Hope’s standing as a best-in-class provider of rehabilitation and prevention services addressing vision loss has been reaffirmed by the Pennsylvania Association for the Blind’s (PAB) latest service results. Sights for Hope ranked first…

Sights for Hope has been named the charitable partner of the inaugural Lehigh Valley Intercollegiate Pickleball Tournament, hosted by Muhlenberg College. Organized and managed by the Muhlenberg Pickleball Club, the tournament will be held on…

The Sights for Hope Board of Directors elected Nicole Williams, O.D., to a second three-year term on the board and Scott Lohman to an additional two-year term Wednesday during its Annual Meeting. Williams is the…

Sights for Hope honored a lifetime of advancing possibilities for others – no matter how they see the world – and carried on that spirit Saturday with the sold-out Marian Boehm Memorial Bowlers for Sight…

Sights for Hope has completed its most successful NEPA Gives 24-Hour Campaign to date and has earned a $1,000 matching contribution from campaign sponsors for the third straight year. All funds contributed to Sights for…

Sights for Hope has expanded the ways people can support its mission by accepting cryptocurrency donations. Cryptocurrency can be donated at SightsforHope.org/GiveCrypto with the Every.org platform. Contributions are tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the…

Sights for Hope will be closed at both its locations on Monday, May 25, in observance of Memorial Day. Programs and services will resume on Tuesday, May 26, at 8:30 a.m. Image: A single American…

Sights for Hope's Monroe County supporters will have their next opportunity to strengthen services for their neighbors during the NEPA Gives 24-Hour Campaign on June 4-5. The online giving campaign, managed by the Scranton Area…

Sights for Hope recognized the dedication of its team members – both in years of service and in meeting critical needs – with its 2026 team awards. During its annual Team Appreciation Luncheon, Sights for…

Lehigh University is seeking people with vision loss to test a new wayfinding app designed for indoor spaces. The study is part of the MABLE initiative, a joint project by Lehigh University and Good Shepherd…