Future In Sight

05/26/2026

Subscribe today to Future In Sight’s e-newsletter, The Monthly Magnifier, to receive helpful updates on the organization and read Mr. Magnifier’s column, Magnify-cent Facts! In the next issue, he talks about Mobility Awareness Month.

To sign up, visit the link in the comments.

PD: A cartoon magnifier with a top hat saying: Did you know that May is Mobility Awareness Month? Find out more by subscribing to The Monthly Magnifier!

05/24/2026

Here are our FREE activities for the week, presented by Assistive Technology & Activities Specialist Stephanie Hurd. Activities are open to anyone who is blind and visually impaired.

Stephanie invites you to work on yourself with a session on personal care, a meditation activity centered around Japanese wisdom, a tech workshop on a digital art app, and an improv theater activity.

See the full calendar and register by visiting the link in the comments.



ABLE NH, AMDF - American Macular Degeneration Foundation, Community Support Network Inc., New Hampshire Family Voices, Tilton Senior Center

05/23/2026

Welcoming an individual with vision loss into your home can seem intimidating, but with a few simple adjustments you can create a safe and accommodating environment.

In addition to securing rugs, improving lighting, and clearly marking steps and stairways, Occupational Therapist (OT) Christelle Ambrose goes into detail about the updates you can make by visiting the link in the comments.

PD: The first slide shows a woman helping a man read a bottle with the text: Home updates to welcome an individual with vision loss. The second says, secure or remove throw rugs with a photo of a rug being rolled up. On the third slide, a senior woman reads a book by lamplight and text states: Improve lighting throughout. The next slide shows caution tape on the edge of a stair with text saying, Clearly mark steps and stairways. The final slide says: read our blog post to learn more.

05/22/2026

From all of us here at Future In Sight, thank you to the Mary Gale Foundation for granting us $25,000 in support of low-income women 65 and older in the Greater Manchester area.

You can join them in furthering our mission by donating or giving in other ways. Visit futureinsight.org/waystogive for more information.

PD: Text states: Your support is eye-opening. Thank you Mary Gale Foundation. The text is surrounded by the colorful dots of Future In Sight’s logo.

05/21/2026

Future In Sight is working on behalf of the NH Governor's Commission on Disability to offer the NH Telecommunications Equipment Assistance Program (NH-TEAP) to residents of New Hampshire with vision loss, hearing loss, and challenges to speech and mobility.

This program helps these individuals acquire an accessible landline OR mobile phone plus provides training on how to access emergency services.

Phones are available at up to a 50% discount to individuals who qualify for the program based on the disabilities mentioned above. In some cases, the cost of the phone may be fully covered.

If you or someone you know could benefit from having an accessible telephone, contact Future In Sight at 603-224-4039 or services@futureinsight.org. For more info on the program, visit the link in the comments.

PD: Alternating photos of individuals speaking on TEAP accessible phones and images of the phones themselves. Each phone includes features like large and light-up buttons.



Brain Injury Association of New Hampshire, Community Bridges, Disability Rights Center - NH, Easterseals New Hampshire, Granite State Independent Living, New Hampshire Optometric Association, NH Department of Health and Human Services, NH Statewide Independent Living Council, Northeast Deaf and Hard of Hearing Services, Inc.

05/20/2026

05/19/2026

Due to popular demand, we are extending the 50/50 raffle deadline by a day. We will now conduct the drawing tomorrow, May 20th, and broadcast on Facebook Live! The winner will be notified via email.

There is still time to enter for a chance to win half the pot, which is currently over $2,700. That means the winner will receive at least $1,350! You can purchase 50/50 tickets for $10 here through the link in the comments.

PD: Illustrations of cash surround text saying: Deadline extended! Due to popular demand, we are now drawing the 50/50 winner tomorrow, May 20th on Facebook Live.

05/18/2026

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to everyone who joined us at the Walk For Sight on Saturday. We had beautiful weather, adorable puppies, great music, an inspiring Grand Marshal, and a ton of love and support from the community.

Thanks to everyone who supported us on Saturday and over the past several months, we have reached our $100,000 goal!

The excitement is still going, however. Due to popular demand we have extended the deadline for the 50/50 to Wednesday, so there is still time to enter! The drawing will be broadcasted live on Facebook and the winner will be notified via email. You can purchase tickets through the link in the comments.

PD: The first photo is of walkers lined up in front of the State House. Then, our 11-year-old Grand Marshal Jayden making his speech surrounded by family. After that is a group of three women holding up the Walk For Sight photo frame. The next slide shows a team dressed in tie-dye and leis walking. Then, someone petting a yellow lab puppy at the Puppy Kissing Booth. The next photo is of a line of walkers under a Walk For Sight cross-street banner. After that is a team stopping and smiling for a photo along the route. A photo of two Miss New Hampshires holding up the photo frame is next. The final photo is of three people walking the route.



Guiding Eyes for the Blind, NH Eye Associates, Focused Eye Care, Concord Eye Center, Concord Lions Club, Concord, NH, Laconia Eye and Laser Center, Guiding Eyes NH Puppy Raising Region, The Medical Eye Center, P.C., Northeast Delta Dental, Cambridge Trust, Eastern Bank, Henniker Lions Club

05/17/2026

Here are our FREE activities for the week, presented by Assistive Technology & Activities Specialist Stephanie Hurd. Activities are open to anyone who is blind and visually impaired.

Stephanie invites you to get creative with a writing activity and an art class. Then, learn something new at a tech workshop, makeup and skincare class, and a panel of individuals who are blind and visually impaired in various industries.

See the full calendar and register by visiting the link in the comments.



ABLE NH, AMDF - American Macular Degeneration Foundation, Community Support Network Inc., New Hampshire Family Voices, NH Parents of Blind Children, Tilton Senior Center, WonderBaby