SCCB supports WCB in Snohomish County

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A nonprofit fundraiser supporting

Washington Council of the Blind
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Help us promote opportunity, equality & independence of blind & visually impaired Washingtonians.

$90

raised by 2 people

$2,000 goal

Since 1935, the grass roots consumer organization you know as Washington Council of the Blind has made a significant difference in the lives of countless blind and visually impaired citizens of the state of Washington through advocacy, leadership, support, and education.  

As a member-driven nonprofit with no paid staff, WCB relies on members and friends to reach out in communities across the state to share experiences, knowledge, and encouragement to anyone directly impacted by vision loss or those with loved ones who are dealing with vision loss.

Snohomish County Council of the Blind is proud to support Washington Council of the Blind and be part of this mission right here in our local community, to ensure that no one has to navigate vision loss alone.

We meet monthly on the third Saturday from 1-3pm at Denny’s on 128th Street in Everett, and we stay active throughout the month with a variety of social and community events. From bowling outings and ferry rides to partnerships with NWABA and casual lunch gatherings, SCCB creates opportunities for connection, learning, and fun.

Can’t see? You’re not alone—and you’re certainly not in the dark.

Vision loss can be overwhelming, but in Snohomish County, individuals and families can find understanding, encouragement, and practical support through SCCB. Our group is made up of compassionate, experienced individuals who are eager to share knowledge and help others adjust to life with vision loss.  We offer both in-person and Zoom meetings, featuring guest speakers and discussions on topics that matter most to the blind and low vision community. Just as important, we provide a space to build friendships and connect with others who truly understand.

SCCB is also committed to giving back. Our members support meaningful local projects—such as providing accessible tools to students, reaching out to blind veterans, and bringing holiday joy to families with blind children.

Your donation to Washington Council of the Blind directly supports programs and services that make a real impact—both statewide and right here in Snohomish County.

Thank you for helping us continue this important work. Your support truly makes a difference. If you or someone you know is in need of support, please refer to www.WCBinfo.org.  The contact form will get you to the right person!

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Washington Council of the Blind

Organized By Heidi Coggins

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