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Did you know that we rely on donations to help support the work we do? Your dollars can make a huge difference in making an independent and fulfilled life possible for San Diego’s blind and vision-impaired community. Help us support the blind or visually impaired who need us more than ever by making a donation >> https://bit.ly/46EARRx We’re committed to empowering individuals who are blind or visually impaired with opportunities to seek independence. SDCB provides the training to those who are blind to tackle challenges successfully every day that are hard to imagine by those with sight. For those who are blind or visually impaired, it takes a lot of adjustment just to manage daily tasks now. How would you cook meals for yourself without sight? Could you cross the street by yourself without sight? Could you use a computer without sight? Please consider making a donation to the San Diego Center for the Blind! Image Description: A close-up of a woman with a big smile in front of a blue background. Overlaid text reads “See how I can be independent ... I learned how to function with my blindness, shift my attitude, and regain my independence.” #SDCB #SanDiegoCenterForTheBlind #Blind #HelpOthersInNeed #MakingADifferenceTogether

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