Envision Dallas

11/12/2025

Now Enrolling at Envision Child Development Center—but hurry, space is going fast!

Discover a brand-new, state-of-the-art learning environment designed to spark curiosity and confidence from day one, right here in North Dallas.

For more information or to schedule a tour, call 214-389-4190 or email ecdcdallas@envisionus.com.

Stop by and see it for yourself at 1801 Valleyview Lane, Farmers Branch, TX 75234.

Learn more online at: https://bit.ly/ECDC_NTX
Start your ECDC journey today at: https://bit.ly/ECDCJourney_NTX

11/11/2025

At Envision Dallas, we’re proud to honor the veterans who have served our country — and those who continue to serve others through their work, leadership, and example.

Thank you for your dedication, courage, and the lasting impact you make every day. 🇺🇸

Honoring all who served. 🇺🇸

As we observe Veterans Day, we pause to reflect, remember, and extend our deepest gratitude to the veterans within the Envision family and beyond.

Thank you for your courage, sacrifice, and unwavering service.

10/15/2025

✨MEET ANDY✨ our lovely Contact Center Manager

There is never a dull moment with Andy. As soon as he enters a room, spirits are lifted, and he can make anybody laugh with his witty jokes

Join us for Envision’s White Cane Day Walk 🦯 at the Dallas Zoo 🐯 on October 18, 2025 to meet Andy and be inspired by his story—along with so many others from the Envision community

Register through the link in our bio!

10/13/2025

Walk for Independence!

The White Cane Day Walk at the Dallas Zoo is a community fundraising event that highlights confidence and the power of the white cane. Participants will help raise funds for Envision programs for children and adults who are blind or visually impaired in North Texas.

📅 October 18, 2025
📍Dallas Zoo | 650 S R L Thornton Freeway
⏰5–7 p.m.

Set a goal. Rally your network. Every dollar raised strengthens independence.

Register and raise today:

The White Cane Day Walk celebrates White Cane Safety Day, a national observance established in 1964 by Texas’ own President Lyndon B. Johnson, honoring the white cane as a symbol of independence for people who are blind or visually impaired. I am raising funds to support people who are BVI.