2024 Summer Camp Series
Clovernook Center once again expanded the Summer Camp Series for 2024 with new offerings and celebrity visits. In June, we hosted Socialization and Leisure Camp
Category: The Perspective
The Perspective: Letter from our President/CEO Chris Faust
I’ve learned a lot from my family over the years. And when it comes to my daughter, there is no exception. She taught me that
THE PERSPECTIVE: LETTER FROM OUR PRESIDENT/CEO CHRIS FAUST
It’s that time of year; a time of togetherness, gratitude and celebration. We are celebrating all that you have made possible as we look back
Tactile Literacy Initiative Returns to East Africa
Clovernook Center is working to get accessible materials into the hands of children with blindness or low vision in East Africa. Following months of preparation,
Local Teen Gives Back Through Eagle Scout Project
A local teen with low-vision is using his involvement in Scouts to help support Clovernook Center. Noah Krabach, 17, has been a Scout since first
THE PERSPECTIVE: LETTER FROM OUR PRESIDENT/CEO CHRIS FAUST
Everyone likes to have someone that they can count on when facing challenges in their lives. Clovernook Center is a friendly place that offers support,
THE PERSPECTIVE: BRINGING JOY TO CHILDREN IN AFRICA
Everyone enjoys reading stories that are fun and entertaining. Children with visual impairments need access to print/braille books to experience exciting stories that bring joy
THE PERSPECTIVE: GOALBALL GIRL SCORES GOALS IN LIFE
Eight-year-old Josephine “Josie” is a spirited girl who enjoys all life has to offer. Josie has low vision and needs some assistance when accomplishing things
THE PERSPECTIVE: Arts Initiative Impacts Storytelling
Reading books is an enjoyable experience for children. Print-braille books incorporate printed and braille pages embossed on see-through plastic for young readers with blindness or
THE PERSPECTIVE: Letter From our President/CEO Chris Faust
Children and adolescents with blindness or low vision can sometimes feel excluded or left out—forced to sit on the sidelines. At the same time, their
THE PERSPECTIVE: It’s Dawson’s Time To Shine
Having an activity that a child can call their own is priceless. That could not be more true for eight-year-old Dawson, who has low vision.
THE PERSPECTIVE: Making a Lasting Gift To Clovernook Center
For nearly 120 years, Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired has held a distinctive place in our hearts by making the world more