Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation to Host Community Open House

Join NBCF’s open house to learn about the organization’s growth and various services available to the community

WHAT: In celebration of World Vision Day, Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation (NBCF) is hosting a community-wide open house. NBCF’s open house will provide the community with a chance to see first-hand the important impact the organization has on the community as they explore each of the organization’s services at the Center and learn about what a day in the life of a student with a visual impairment or blindness is like. Staff, board members and students will be available to share what makes NBCF such a critical part of the Southern Nevada community.

WHEN: Thursday, October 13 from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m.

WHERE: Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation, 95 S. Arroyo Grande Blvd., Henderson, NV 89012

MEDIA OPP:

• Footage of students and staff participating in programs.
• Footage of people touring the Center.
• Interviews with students and/or their parents at NBCF.
• Interviews with new Executive Director, Maribel Garcia.

About Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation

Founded in 2006, by Kevin and Toni Spilsbury, Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation (NBCF) is the only non-profit organization solely dedicated to improving the lives of children, ages 0-22, who are visually impaired in Southern Nevada. NBCF provides comprehensive services for children and their families including: advocacy, family support, employment and life skills training, education, adaptive recreation, and health services. To learn more about Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation, visit nvblindchildren.org or call (702) 735-6223.

Nevada Blind Children’s Foundation’s programs and services are provided through the generous support of individual and corporate donors.