Summer Kids Camp (June)
Savannah CBLV Night with Savannah Bananas
Cheer for the Savannah Bananas with Savannah CBLV!
Purchase your tickets now to support the Savannah Center for Blind and Low Vision while the Savannah Bananas take on the Peninsula Pilots. Tickets are $15 and include ALL YOU CAN EAT and drink (excluding beer). Ages 3 and under are FREE!
Contact Leslie Eatherly at leatherly@savannahcblv.org
Summer Kid’s Camp!
Camp Next Step 2018
Enrollment is now open for our exciting 2018 Camp Next Step for ages 14–17. This two-week camp will be filled with action-packed adventures, life skills training, adaptive computer technology, self-awareness/advocation, communication skills enhancements, job searches, and other skills to prepare them for transitioning between high school, college and employment!
Year End Campaign
Rock n Roll Marathon
Runners Are Challenged to Raise $250+ (fee paid through donations)
Savannah Vision Conference
Reserve your seat for the 4th Annual Savannah Vision Conference at Memorial University Medical Center’s Education Auditorium. This one-day conference offers 8 accreditation hours and features presentations by Ophthalmologists from FL, GA, and SC. This event is open to all TVI’s, Vision Techs, and Vision Rehab Counselors.
Registration fee is $125 per person and includes: Friday evening cocktail party with Old Savannah Tour’s Trolley Tour, continental breakfast, lunch catered by Papa’s Barbecue & Seafood, cutting-edge Ophthalmology presentations, 8 hours of accreditation.
Reserve your spot today! Contact Leslie Eatherly at 912-236-4473 extension 108 or leatherly@savannahcblv.org .
Vision Quest Luncheon
6th Annual Vision Quest Luncheon
Friday, April 27th at the Hellenic Center of St. Paul’s Greek Orthodox Church
The event cost nothing and lunch is provided.
You will leave the event feeling inspired.
National White Cane Saftey Day
White Cane Safety Day is a national observance in the United States, celebrated on October 15 of each year since 1964. The date is set aside to celebrate the achievements of people who are blind or visually impaired and the important symbol of blindness and tool of independence, the white cane.