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Each year we help thousands of people across Western Washington learn the tools they need to live independently, despite vision loss. We couldn’t do it without you.

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Your gift can help provide regained independence for someone with vision loss. There are many ways that you can support the work we do. Click here to learn more.
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SAVE THE DATE
Sight Connection’s First Annual Breakfast May 8, 2018 Bell Harbor Conference Center Registration: 7:00-7:30 AM Program: 7:30-8:30 AM Keynote Speaker: Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib Put on your calendar. More details...
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Assistive Technology Classes (no charge)
Do you know all the built-in accessibility features on your phone, pad or Windows PC? How about the advantages of video magnifiers and other readers such as read-to-text? Assistive Technology...
Lt Governor Cyrus Habib with Sight Connection staff
Lt. Governor Cyrus Habib visits Sight Connection
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Store Spotlight: Oven Rack Guard
Protect your hands and arms from hot oven racks! This pack contains two 18″ covers that snap on to any standard oven rack. Made from DuPont NOMEX, the same fabric that...
Braille for Everyday Living
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A Touch of Braille: A Brief Intro to Braille System
Thank you to the Seattle Central School of Opticianry!
Thank you to the Seattle Central School of Opticianry for its donation of $19,000 in optical equipment.
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Store Spotlight: Eschenbach Blue Blocking Polinelli Readers
Eschenbach’s Polinelli® premium readers collection combines modern style with BluePro Technology – a patented lens coating that blocks approximately 30% of potentially harmful blue light to help provide a better...
All Clients are Equal
Mohammad’s life, Mohammad was homeless, hungry, blind, spoke no English and very despondent. Sight Connection’s social worker first addressed the acute depression that was paralyzing Mohammad from seeking help. Working...
Assistive Technology & Resources Fair at Auburn Library
Sight Connection will be at the Assistive Technology and Resources Fair at the Auburn Library on Saturday, April 29 from 11am to 3pm. Assistive technology is any product or service...

Sight Connection’s store has more than 900 adaptive aids that support independence.


Here’s feedback from the last week.

“The store has been a lifesaver. I didn’t know this place was here.”

“If you or someone you know or love is blind or partially sighted, you should check out their store full of well made, quality and reasonably priced adaptive and assistive devices. Seriously. This organization, their merchandise and it’s people have helped me immensely and I can’t thank them enough.”

“I’m going to be a Sight Connection Client/Customer for life.”