Allentown Bomb Squad, City of Allentown Hold Special Egg Hunt for Camp I CAN! Kids

Two Sights for Hope campers checking out the Allentown Fire Department Bomb Squad's robot. With them are a member of the bomb squad and a Sights for Hope staff member

A group of youngsters enjoyed an extra day of eggcellent fun on Monday thanks to the Allentown Fire Department Bomb Squad and the City of Allentown. The bomb squad and the city held a special Easter egg hunt for children from Sights for Hope’s Camp I CAN! program. The children also checked out the squad’s […]

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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 Takes the Field this Season with the Lehigh Valley IronPigs

Picture of Lehigh Valley IronPigs mascot FeRROUS at Coca-Cola Park with the Sights for Hope logo on the stadium's video board

Every time the Lehigh Valley IronPigs take the field this season, Sights for Hope will be part of the action as the baseball team’s official sponsor of umpire introductions. At the start of each IronPigs home game, Sights for Hope will be promoted during umpire introductions inside Coca-Cola Park in Allentown, PA, and on the […]

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Next Sips4Sight Events to Feature Mojo 516 Café, Delta Gamma, McCall Brewing

Photo of a YETI tumbler branded with the Sights for Hope logo

After a successful launch of its Sips4Sight promotion, Sights for Hope will hold its next two events in partnership with Mojo 516 Café, the Delta Gamma sorority at Lafayette College, and McCall Collective Brewing Company. Guests at participating Sips4Sight restaurants, bars, and businesses can purchase a YETI tumbler emblazoned with the new Sights for Hope […]

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Sights for Hope Teams with Father-and-Son Restaurant Owners to Launch New Fundraiser

Photo of a woman holding a blue YETI tumbler branded with the Sights for Hope logo

John and Anthony Trapani – a father-and-son duo who are well known in the community for their restaurants, Zest Bar + Grille and Grille 3501 – are showing their support for Sights for Hope as the organization introduces its new name. Formerly known as Center for Vision Loss, the organization became Sights for Hope this […]

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Sales from New Virtual Holiday Bazaar, C. Well Bunny Ornament to Benefit Agency Services

Photo of the C. Well Bunny Ornament, as shown on a person's smartphone

Fans of the Center for Vision Loss can support its mission by purchasing a new C. Well Bunny ornament and by taking advantage of exclusive offers from popular retailers during the agency’s first Virtual Holiday Bazaar from Monday, Dec. 7, through Friday, Dec. 11. Handcrafted by Sheena Annalise Atelier, the C. Well Bunny ornament comprises […]

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Campers with Visual Impairments Spend Part of their Summer Helping Kids at Good Shepherd

A chalk drawing of the Camp I CAN! 2020 graphic on a sidewalk panel

Kids in the Center for Vision Loss’ Camp I CAN! program spent part of their summer raising money to bring joy to patients in Good Shepherd Rehabilitation Network’s Pediatric Rehabilitation Program in Allentown, PA. Each year, Camp I CAN! participants ages 7-13 complete a service project in which they develop teamwork skills and empathy and […]

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Agency Activates New Version of its Website to Maximize Digital Accessibility

Rendering of the agency website on a tablet computer

The Center for Vision Loss has activated a new version of its website developed to maximize its accessibility for people with permanent physical impairments. The new version was produced by Accessibility Shield of Norristown, PA. The company’s proprietary tools and platforms make web content accessible by assistive technologies used by people with vision loss and […]

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