History

In November of 2003, thirteen individuals organized Tucson Society of the Blind. TSB is now recognized throughout the community as an organization that serves those with limited sight.

TSB is a non-profit organization governed by a Board of Directors. TSB provides social, recreational and educational programs for legally blind adults and those coping with vision loss. Membership has grown to more than 80. Increased donations have allowed a greater range of programs and field trips.

Mission Statement

Tucson Society of the Blind exists to enhance independence and quality of life for individuals with vision loss

TSB Members Enjoy Varied Programs Such As

• Informative guest speakers
• Luncheons
• Field trips
• Crafts
• Bingo
• Music

"We might not have a lot of sight, but we have a great deal of vision. 11

Benefits of Being a Member

• Informative newsletters
• A resource packet
• Weekly meetings
• Support groups
• Friendship

Membership Dues are $15.00 a year

TSB Members participate in various fund raising activities

TSB now provides, free of charge, low vision resource packets to Tucson ophthalmologists for their patients.

New Members receive Welcome Packets that include:

• A Resource List
• Sun Sounds of Arizona
• Catalog information for visually impaired
• Macular Degeneration information
• And many more items