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2009 Large Print Calendars

ACBCO is offering large print 2009 calendars.  Each calendar measures 17 X 22 when it is open.  The calendars are spiral bound and have a pre-punched hole for hanging with room to write notes and appointments in each day.

The price is $10 per calendar.  Send an additional $5 and send with the 2009 membership form and you can become a member of ACBCO and the American Council of the Blind.  Make checks or money orders payable to ACBCO. Join us in our efforts to help all who are blind or visually impaired throughout the State

 

 

 

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Mission: The American Council of the Blind of Colorado (ACBCO) is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the independence, equality, and opportunities for all blind and visually impaired individuals in the state of Colorado.

 

Our main organizational goals are to:

  • Improve the social, economic, and cultural life of the blind or visually impaired of Colorado, and to stimulate, encourage, and assist the blind or visually impaired of this state to become active, productive, and responsible members of the community;
  • Expand the scope and quality of education and rehabilitation services available to the blind or visually impaired of Colorado;
  • Increase the available opportunities for the employment and/or the advancement of blind or visually impaired individuals of this state;
  • Keep blind or visually impaired persons fully informed of opportunities, services and facilities made available to them by local, state, federal, and private agencies and organizations;
  • Develop better understanding between blind or visually impaired people and their community by educating the general public as to the concerns and capabilities of blind or visually impaired people, and to combat both the exploitation of the blind or visually impaired and neglect of the welfare of blind or visually impaired persons;
  • Affiliate and cooperate with the American Council of the Blind, Inc., in the furtherance of the goals and principles of that organization, to promote within the American Council of the Blind, Inc. the principles and policies which have been endorsed by the blind or visually impaired of Colorado, and to bring to the attention of the American Council of the Blind, Inc., any problem affecting the welfare of the blind or visually impaired of Colorado;
  • Cooperate with organizations, private and public, which promote the welfare of all people with disabilities.

 

 
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Lori B

2009-02-03 12:28

My husband inherited an older 'reader' from his grandfather. we would like to have it checked out and donate it to a needy family for free. Can you give us direction on who to contact or where we can find a person or place in need of a free machine?
Thank you!