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Non-Profit Organizations Endorsed By Flying Blind, LLCThe following organizations are endorsed by Flying Blind, LLC for their exemplary services and resources for those of us who are vision impaired: 
American Foundation for the Blindwww.afb.orgThis organization provides a very rich and deep resource for a variety of information pertaining to visual impairments. Flying Blind, LLC is both humbled and honored to have been a guest contributor to AFB's AccessWorld publication on multiple occasions. 
Benetechwww.benetech.orgBenetech’s founder, Jim Frucchterman, is an inspiration to many, including the founder of Flying Blind, LLC. His “bookshare.org” initiative has been best described by him as “The Napster for books for persons who are vision impaired, except it’s LEGAL!” 
Blind Judo Foundationwww.blindjudofoundation.orgThrough the benefits of Judo, this organization provides to those of us who are blind an exciting avenue for physical wellness as well as mental and spiritual balance in our day to day lives. The Blind Judo Foundation makes it financially possible for aspiring athletes to realize their full potential as competitors. 
Hadley School For The Blindwww.hadley.eduSetting the standard for distance learning, Hadley School For The Blind enables both persons who are blind, and their sighted family members, the opportunity to receive quality Braille instruction through the vehicle of "distance learning". Browse their website to discover other classes offered by Hadley School For The Blind. Flying Blind, LLC is proud to have developed four specific technology-related courses for this institution, which has set the standard for distance learning within the Adaptive Technology Industry. 
National Braille Presswww.nbp.orgNational Braille Press provides Braille content in a variety of formats with the intent of promoting Braille literacy for both its blind beneficiaries and their sighted family and friends. 
National Federation of the Blind (NFB)www.nfb.orgThe largest consumer group to amplify the voice of those of us who are blind, and who do not view equality with our sighted peers as a privilege, but an inalienable right, of which no person, law, nor edict will deny us. 
National Library Service for the Blind and Physically Handicapped (NLS)http://www.loc.gov/nls/This Federal Organization has stated its mission “that all may read” — a mission for which those of us who are blind are eternally grateful. 
Recordings for the Blind and Dyslexic®www.rfbd.org/This organization is responsible for getting many of us through high school and college. |
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