Sights for Hope Announces its February C. Well Sweepstakes Winners

C. Well Sweepstakes

Sights for Hope announced the February 2023 winners of its C. Well Sweepstakes on Wednesday. The February winners are Sandra Colon of Macungie, PA; Joan Falzone of Catasauqua, PA; Adam Keller of Allentown, PA; Skip Link of Coopersburg, PA; and Frank Schweighardt, Allentown, PA. All sweepstakes proceeds benefit Sights for Hope and its services. Four additional […]

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Sights for Hope Honors Michael Wambaugh for His Retirement and 17 Years of Support

Plaque presentation to former Sights for Hope Board President Michael Wambaugh by Board President Kate Raymond

Sights for Hope honored former Board President Michael Wambaugh Monday for his recent retirement and 17 years of support for the organization. Board President Kate Raymond presented a plaque to Wambaugh at the start of the board’s January meeting. Wambaugh, who retired from Sights for Hope’s board in November, was introduced to the organization in […]

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Sights for Hope and Endowment Earn Third Straight Platinum Seals for Transparency

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Sights for Hope and the Sights for Hope Endowment Foundation have earned 2023 platinum seals for transparency from Candid, the world’s largest source of information about nonprofit organizations. This is the third straight year in which both organizations have earned this distinction. Sights for Hope and its affiliated endowment have earned the highest transparency rating […]

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Sights for Hope Exceeds Expectations Six Months After Setting Big Impact Goals

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Sights for Hope’s progress toward its four Big Impact Goals for 2030 has exceeded expectations six months after they were established. Enacted in July with Sights for Hope’s current strategic plan, the goals reflect the work the organization does best, the services that its clients want most, and the opportunities to make the greatest impact […]

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Sights for Hope to Form Braille Course for Monroe County Clients in February

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Sights for Hope will form a Beginning Braille course for its Monroe County clients in February. The first class will be held on February 10 at 10:30 a.m. at Sights for Hope’s Monroe Services Center near Stroudsburg, PA. Interested clients should call 570.992.7787, Ext. 224, to register and arrange transportation. Braille is a tactile representation […]

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Sights for Hope Announces its C. Well Sweepstakes Winners for January

C. Well Sweepstakes

Sights for Hope announced the January 2023 winners of its C. Well Sweepstakes on Tuesday. The winners are Fred Folland of Germansville, PA; Marlene Kalman of Bethlehem, PA; Audrey Racines of Emmaus, PA; Nancy Ruhmel of Allentown, PA; and Daniel Topp of Schnecksville, PA. Fred Folland is Treasurer of Sights for Hope’s Board of Directors. All […]

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Sights for Hope forms New Partnerships to Advance Focused Futures for Pre-K Children

An African-American girl wearing glasses and reading a book outside; photo from Pennsylvania Vision Foundation

Sights for Hope has formed key partnerships to boost its Focused Futures program – an effort to provide free eye exams and glasses to pre-kindergarten children. The Pennsylvania Vision Foundation, an affiliate of Vision Benefits of America (VBA), has agreed to provide these services free to 300 children ages 0-6 annually. Services must be provided […]

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Sights for Hope Marks Milestone with Advanced Braille Program Graduation

Advanced Braille class graduates, their instructor, and their instructors in front of a Sights for Hope step-and-repeat banner

Sights for Hope marked a milestone this week by holding a graduation for the first clients in more than 40 years to complete its Advanced Braille life skills education program. The four graduates had been studying what is known as grade 2 Braille, or contracted Braille, for more than two years. When the COVID-19 pandemic […]

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