Center for Vision Loss Offers 5 Scary-Good Halloween Eye Safety Tips

A group of children in different Halloween costumes

Halloween is almost here, an exciting night for all the little ghosts, princesses, superheroes, and other trick-or-treaters out ringing doorbells around the neighborhood. To keep this Halloween’s trick-or-treating safe and fun, the Center for Vision Loss shares some tips on costume safety. 1. Costumes should be brightly colored. Make sure they are clearly visible at […]

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Devin Darby Elected to Agency Board of Directors

Devin Darby

Devin Darby, MS, OTR/L, an Occupational Therapist for Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network, was elected to the Center for Vision Loss Board of Directors during the board’s September meeting. Darby has been a therapist in Good Shepherd’s vision rehabilitation group since 2016, and has been with the network since 2011. In her role, she designs and […]

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Renowned Beatles Tribute Band Strawberry Fields to Headline Songs4Sight 2020

The Songs4Sight graphic printed on a piece of paper

Beatlemania will come to life when the world-renowned Beatles tribute band Strawberry Fields headlines Songs4Sight 2020 on Thursday, April 30 in the Musikfest Café at SteelStacks in Bethlehem, PA. Presented by Provident Bank, Songs4Sight 2020 is the Center for Vision Loss’ annual concert event. St. Luke’s University Health Network is the event’s Signature Sponsor. Doors […]

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Monroe Lunch Fore Sight to Inspire Appreciation for Triumphs Over Visual Impairments

The Monroe Lunch Fore Sight graphic printed on a sheet of paper

A new Center for Vision Loss event at the Shawnee Inn and Golf Resort will enable guests to gain a greater first-hand appreciation for personal triumphs over visual impairments. The 2019 Monroe Lunch Fore Sight – sponsored in part by St. Luke’s University Health Network and Tree Course Adventures – will include a putting contest in which participants wear either a blindfold or […]

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Center for Vision Loss Announces More than $94,000 in Corporate and Foundation Gifts

Participants and counselors form the Camp I CAN! summer program

The Center for Vision Loss – the only service agency in Lehigh, Northampton, and Monroe counties that advances independence for people with visual impairments and healthy eyesight – amassed more than $94,000 in corporate and foundation gifts during the second half of its 2019 fiscal year, which ended on June 30. The gifts will be […]

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Agency Announces Board, Officer Elections; Linwood Gehris Re-Elected Board President

Headshot photo of Linwood Gehris, who is wearing a black suit jacket and a red tie

The Center for Vision Loss Board of Directors has announced the re-election of its President and Vice President, the election of a new Treasurer and Secretary, and the election of three new members during its May meeting. Linwood Gehris, a Chartered Retirement Planning Counselor with Affiliated Financial Planners, was elected to a second two-year term […]

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Songs4Sight Brings Common Bond of Music to Life for Clients, Supporters

The band Common Bond as it performs at Songs4Sight 2019

The common bond of music for both the sighted and people with visual impairments came to life Sunday night as the Center for Vision Loss held its first Songs4Sight event, presented by Provident Bank. The three-part concert fundraiser featured two of the Lehigh Valley music scene’s most celebrated acts – the super group James Supra […]

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