THE PERSPECTIVE: Letter From our President/CEO Chris Faust
November 4, 2022
Children and adolescents with blindness or low vision can sometimes feel excluded or left out—forced to sit on the sidelines….
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…
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…
The Perspective: Youth Camps at Clovernook Center
June 27, 2022
Clovernook Center will host summer camps for children who are blind or have low vision, ages 10-16, on July 18th-22nd…
The Perspective: Letter From our President/CEO Chris Faust
Children who are blind or visually impaired benefit from opportunities that make them feel included in their community. Clovernook Center’s…
The Perspective: Former Board Chair’s Impact Is Transformational
Mike Ehrensberger served as Chairman of the Board at Clovernook Center until April of this year. As the driving force…
The Perspective: Laylah Doesn’t Hold Back Any Punches
Kids love to play sports. This is no exception for nine-year-old Laylah. She was first introduced to the Adaptive Sports…
Staff Spotlight: Brian Anderson
May 17, 2022
Meet Brian Anderson, Clovernook Center’s Arts & Accessibility Coordinator. He works with cultural institutions to make their programs and products…
Staff Spotlight: Join Us in Welcoming Two to our Development Department
April 18, 2022
Clovernook Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired is pleased to announce the hiring of two new team members, Dr….
The Perspective: Dr. Sarah Lopper Making a Difference for Children with Low Vision
November 22, 2021
When you meet Dr. Sarah Lopper, you are immediately drawn to her warm smile and calm, gentle nature. “My mother…