January 11, 2024
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Dining in The Dark is an exceptional event giving guests an intimate understanding of vision loss.
On Thursday, January 11th, 2024 at Enmarket Area in downtown Savannah, GA, take part in a unique gala dinner designed to raise awareness about vision loss. Experience a sumptuous three-course meal served in complete darkness by the Savannah Police Department’s SWAT team using night-vision equipment.
What happens in the dark?
Dining in The Dark is a rare and unique sensory experience that you will never forget. First, a blackout chamber allows your eyes to adjust to complete darkness. After five minutes, you will be escorted to your table by your SWAT guide. Once at your table, your senses will begin a journey that will take you to a heightened appreciation of smell, taste, sound, and touch.
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Put some GREEN in your spring at The Landings’ beautiful Magnolia & Marshwood Courses.
It’s time for the 8th Annual JIT “FORE Vision” Charity Golf Tournament and we’re ready to give our players the best event yet! Join us on Monday, April 24, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. at the beautiful Landings Club. Whether you’re a single player or want to bring your friends we have a spot for you. Fee for single players is $150 and $600 for team of 4 players. For more information, contact Leslie Eatherly at leatherly@savannahcblv.org.
January 26
@
6:00 pm
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9:00 pm
Dining in The Dark is an exceptional event giving guests an intimate understanding of vision loss.
On
Thursday, January 26th, 2023 at
Enmarket Area in downtown Savannah, GA, take part in a unique gala dinner designed to raise awareness about vision loss. Experience a sumptuous three-course meal served in complete darkness by the Savannah Police Department’s SWAT team using night-vision equipment.
What happens in the dark?
Dining in The Dark is a rare and unique sensory experience that you will never forget. First, a blackout chamber allows your eyes to adjust to complete darkness. After five minutes, you will be escorted to your table by your SWAT guide. Once at your table, your senses will begin a journey that will take you to a heightened appreciation of smell, taste, sound, and touch.
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Help us celebrate 60 successful years offering Blind and Low Vision Services for our neighbors in need across the Southeast Georgia community!
Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision’s annual Vision Quest Luncheon returns on Friday, August 19th, 2022 from noon – 1:00p.m. at St Paul’s Greek Orthodox Church / The Hellenic Center.
Savannah Mayor Van Johnson is our guest speaker and Julius and Megan will share their life-changing stories about working with Savannah CBLV.
There is NO COST to attend the event, but registration is mandatory!
Contact Leslie Eatherly at leatherly@savannahcblv.org to register for the event or if you would like to be a Table Host.
Time to put some GREEN in your spring! Enjoy a day of golf on the beautiful Palmetto Course at The Landings.
It’s time for the 7th Annual JIT “FORE Vision” Charity Golf Tournament and we’re ready to give our players the best event yet! Join us on Monday, May 2, 2022 at 9:00 a.m. at the beautiful Landings Club. Whether you’re a single player or want to bring your friends we have a spot for you. Fee for single players is $150 and $600 for team of 4 players. For more information, contact Leslie Eatherly at leatherly@savannahcblv.org.
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Help us celebrate National White Cane Safety Day, by joining us for the annual Walk A Mile in My Shoes on Saturday, October 9th from 9am – 2pm at Lake Mayer Park located off of Montgomery Crossroads.
This Peer Group planned walk will allow you to show your support and get a better understanding of blindness or vision impairment. Learn more about National White Cane Safety Day: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Cane_Safety_Day.
How do you get involved?
Put a team of 10 people together and have each person raise $100. This $1,000 will cover your registration, your food/drinks, entertainment, and a signature tee for the event. It’s easy and very rewarding.
This is a fundraiser/awareness campaign for the Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision. For more information, contact Corey Brooks at coreybrookssr@gmail.com
Help us celebrate National White Cane Safety Day, by joining us for the 3rd Annual Walk A Mile in My Shoes on Saturday, October 15th from 9 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Lake Mayer Park located off of Montgomery Crossroads. This Peer Group planned walk will allow you to show your support and get a better understanding of blindness or vision impairment. To learn more about National White Cane Safety Day…click here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/White_Cane_Safety_Day.
How do you get involved? Put a team of 10 people together and have each person raise $100. This $1,000 will cover your registration, your food/drinks, entertainment, and a signature tee for the event. It’s easy and very rewarding.
This is a fundraiser/awareness campaign for the Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision. For more information, contact Corey Brooks at coreybrookssr@gmail.com
Mark your calendar for the 2021 JIT “FORE Vision” Charity Golf Tournament on Monday, April 12, 2021 sponsored by JIT Warehousing & Logistics benefiting the Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision.
This tournament is played on the Palmetto Course nestled in the beautiful Landings Community. With your team registration fee of $600, you’ll receive 18 holes of golf on the most challenging course at the Landings, cart, beverages throughout the course, silent auction, awards, topped off with a delicious catered meal.
Don’t have a team, but would like for us to place you on one? No problem, your cost is $150! For more information about this great event… contact Leslie Eatherly at leatherly@savannahcblv.org or Jerry Haggerty at jerryhaggerty1@comcast.net .
This event is a fundraiser for the Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision. The Center is southeast Georgia’s fully accredited, community facility providing visual rehabilitation services for individuals of all ages who are blind or visually impaired. Since 1963, the Center has provided low vision and blind services throughout 29 counties in the southeast portion of our state. All services are customized to meet the individual’s personal goals toward adjustment for vision loss.
