The Chicago Lighthouse is a comprehensive social service organization serving the blind, visually impaired, disabled and Veteran communities since 1906.
Tomorrow is our 4th annual Shine Your Light Giving Day, and we're celebrating 120 years of lighting up human potential! Help us keep shining for the next 120 years by making a gift today. Double your impact up to $10,000 thanks to a match gift! Give now: https://t.co/om94Vv679u
Still glowing from our Seeing What’s Possible Anniversary Gala. Thank you to our amazing community that came together to support a greater cause and raised nearly $2 million to help light up human potential!
PACE is increasing TAP and RAP ride limits to 40 per month starting July 1, 2026. Listen to this week's Disability Minute to learn what this means for riders with disabilities and how to apply. For more info, visit: https://t.co/aRZyDheO6f
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As we celebrate our 120th year, we’re proud to honor programs supporting generations of families. Since 1974, Birth-to-Three has helped infants and toddlers with low vision grow and thrive. Audio-described video: https://t.co/1BzOCBasGu
Attention photographers! From 6/22 to 7/31, @ChiLighthouse invites young adults (ages 16-24) who are blind or have low vision to participate in the paid Photography for All program. This program is FREE, but only 5 spots remain! Register by 5/19 at: https://t.co/BSngeuDjug.
Congratulations to the Chicago Central Lions Club for hosting such a fantastic Pancake Breakfast! It was great to see so many Lighthouse employees, volunteers, and community members come together to support the event and enjoy a plate (or two) of pancakes.
@Dare2tri is helping athletes with disabilities pursue their dream of competing in a triathlon through inclusive training camps and expert coaching. Listen now to hear how they support athletes in adaptive swimming, tethered running, and tandem biking. https://t.co/Y51208dW73
1 in 5 adults experience mental health challenges each year, yet many don’t seek help. This Mental Health Awareness Month, let’s change that. Stronger Together offers low-cost care, no insurance needed. Learn more: https://t.co/n8LO8KG813
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Everyone was egg-cited for our annual beeping egg hunt! Families from our Birth-to-Three program had a great time hunting down chirping eggs, enjoying an ice cream social, and working on spring-themed crafts. Thank you to the Glenview Lions Club for sponsoring this beloved event!
Our 2025 Impact Report is now online. As we mark 120 years, we continue lighting up human potential through expanded access, opportunity and inclusion across Chicagoland. Explore how we are building pathways to independence and brighter futures here: https://t.co/ioAY78Y2D0
In 1955, we opened our vision clinic focused on care for people with vision impairments. Today, we offer comprehensive low vision services that support independence. Our mission remains the same. Thank you to BMO Financial Group and Savant Wealth Management for your partnership.
During our Youth Transition Program's College Exploration week, students who are blind or visually impaired spent four days exploring colleges and trade schools, learning about accessibility, and building confidence in what comes next. Read the full story: https://t.co/SfEAIGDhXy
Summer camp is more than roasting marshmallows. In this Disability Minute, learn how Camp Lions offers a free, inclusive summer camp for kids who are blind or deaf, with adaptive activities and outdoor adventures. Apply by May 15 at https://t.co/L0qrmSCOdb
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Our Seeing What’s Possible 120th Anniversary Gala is SOLD OUT. Thank you to our sponsors and early supporters. Your passion reflects our community and 120 years of impact. You can still be part of the celebration as a Gala Luminary with a $120 gift: https://t.co/aQZudrJpGs
April is #OTMonth, and this Disability Minute highlights how occupational therapy can support people with vision impairments. From adapting the home environment to using assistive technology, OT focuses on practical strategies for everyday life. https://t.co/dK3Rnm4RVb
This is who is behind the care, creativity, and everyday problem-solving that help people in our community live life on their own terms. This is our Occupational Therapy team. For more info, visit https://t.co/BiqF58rPy7
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We are launching a new Leadership Development Program this spring to support career advancement for people who are blind or have low vision. Learn more or apply for this program, which offers personalized training and counseling: https://t.co/cbon2KkHfL
Sometimes inclusion starts with one person saying that exclusion is not acceptable. Katrina Edwards is a legally blind Girl Scout leader who started her own troop after learning that a young girl who is blind was denied the chance to join. https://t.co/CBtWjJXYJx
Somebunny very special hopped into our Children’s Development Center! The Easter Bunny visited our students, delivering sweet treats and spreading springtime cheer. A huge thank you to the River Grove Lions Club for keeping this beloved tradition going strong year after year.
Employment has been at the heart of our mission since the 1920s. More than 100 years later, we still empower people who are blind, visually impaired, disabled and Veterans with training, job placement and meaningful employment opportunities. #ChicagoLighthouse120