Thanks to the amazing support of our local sponsors, we were able to keep our Early Bird ticket pricing just for YOU! That means more spooky fun, dancing, and Halloween magic at Eye Ball—without scaring your wallet. Don’t wait…tickets won’t last forever. https://t.co/A928afww0d
👶🧠Did you know 80% of learning happens through watching others?
Visual impairments can delay early development — but support is available.
📞 Ask your doctor for a referral or visit:
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✏️ Did you know LAB sells school supplies?
Now through 8/31, get 15% OFF with code BTS2025FTC!
Every purchase supports programs for people who are blind or visually impaired right here in the SBC
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Start the year strong with 15% off school supplies. Use promo code BTS2025FTC at checkout. Valid through August 11, 2025. First-time orders only. Shop and support: https://t.co/rducWkyOMl
Does your business need copy paper? Order through Louisiana Association for the Blind (L.A.B.) with FREE delivery up to 100 miles. Your business will help our vision-impaired community gain independence. Click the link to order. https://t.co/WMOKcnQTN4
July is Disability Pride Month! We’re proud to stand with our community, celebrating the strength, diversity, and resilience of people with disabilities. #DisabilityPride#LABlind#InclusionMatters
July is UV Safety Month: a time to raise awareness about how UV rays affect eye health. UV protection isn’t just about vision but overall eye safety. If you’re fully sighted or blind, protecting your eyes from the sun's harmful rays is essential.
Congratulations to Alison Young, our vice president of development for her nomination as Non-Profit Professional at this year’s Minority Business Opportunity Awards sponsored by the Greater Shreveport Chamber of Commerce.
Vision loss has a huge impact to those who experience it, as well as their families, friends, and society. This can affect quality of life and independence, among other things. Understand the importance of advocating for people with vision loss https://t.co/edO99bwSxF
AbilityOne Base Supply Center (operated by the Louisiana Association for the Blind) is an office supply center with products made by Americans with disabilities. It has locations at the Barksdale Air Force Base and at Fort Polk. Learn more: https://t.co/VFw7WGsAKi
#DidYouKnow Visual impairment can be caused by many different factors, including genetics, injury, or disease? While it is not always something someone is born with, it can develop later in life.
Make sure to come by for Braille & Brew at The Seventh Tap this Thursday, June 6! Click the following link to get your tickets: https://t.co/7y9Qr1UEye
The team of the Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins Medicine are committed to discovering new ways to improve the lives of patients with visual impairments. To learn more, read their article here: https://t.co/NaMCoOJzzG
Louisiana Association for the Blind was honored to be the Driving Range Sponsor at the 2024 Metal Shark Boats Boy Scout Classic held at Le Triomphe Golf and Country Club in Broussard, Louisiana.
#DidYouKnow Blindness has been the topic of many books for hundreds of years, both fiction and nonfiction. To find a list of the top books that deal with blindness, check out the following link to an article by World Services for the Blind: https://t.co/4pDBMg1D08
We are honored to participate in this year’s National Association of Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive. All of the food collected is donated to the Food Bank of Northwest Louisiana & given to local residents in need. This year’s drive is scheduled for Saturday, May 11.
The Louisiana Association for the Blind offers essential programs & services tailored for children. Your donation today at https://t.co/1ztAqV4FQU directly supports these invaluable programs for children.