NJ Foundation for the Blind

NJ Foundation for the Blind (NJFFB) returned to its roots this year by opening a Health and Wellness Program in Essex County for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Sally Hudson, a Long Valley resident, brings strong corporate skills to Board of vision rehabilitation non profit organization in Denville NJ.

NJFFB Board of Advisors inducted at Annual Meeting

Art exhibition and sale by The American Society of Contemporary Artists and NJFFB vision-impaired artists commemorate Blindness Awareness Month in New Jersey.

Multiple Volunteer Opportunities Available for Youth and Adults Posted by 3 Organizations

Former Antiques Roadshow personality, Carolyn Remmey, will present Trash, Treasures or Trends at May 14 Benefit for NJ Foundation for the Blind.

NJ Foundation for the Blind in Denville has created a innovative One Day approach for adults with low vision and their family caregivers.

Adults with low vision can bring their friend or family member along to learn coping skills and helpful techniques that can reduce the risk of falls and injuries and boost independence through NJFFB'S innovative One Day Essential Low Vision Program.

Jane Greenwald of Short Hills, NJ, has been named a member of the Board of Trustees of NJ Foundation for the Blind, a vision rehabilitation program for adults with vision loss.