Clients and volunteers are invited to our monthly social group
The Charlotte Area Delta Gamma Alumnae invites you to the 3rd Annual Night for Sight Mardi Gras Ball
The Matthew Whitaker Quintet, featuring blind pianist Matthew Whitaker, will perform at CPCC on April 11.
MAB instructor Brad Blair discusses his experiences growing up as a blind person and helping others learn skills to navigate life without sight.
Remembering Staff Member Shonté White
FDA warns 26 eye drop products, including from large store brands, could lead to eye infections and vision loss
Recognizing the Impact of Diabetes on Health - including Vision, a Chronic Disease Management and Education program, concluded in the spring program with 20 participants. MAB is extremely grateful for the funding provided by Mecklenburg County Public Health.
Back to school season is here! This time of year is filled with orientations, school supply shopping, and new beginnings. When searching for school necessities, remember to add this item to your child's list: an eye exam. August is Children's Eye Health and Safety Awareness Month.
MAB Celebrates 32nd Anniversary of the American with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Things to consider when visiting MAB
Overcoming Barriers in the Workplace
Spread the Word About Eye Health!
Did you know that women are at higher risk for vision impairment and blindness than men, yet are less likely to receive treatment?
Beneficiary Designations
Make a Gift in 3 Easy Steps – Beneficiary Designations are Easy and Flexible
Think Blindness Will Never Impact You?
Is Braille Still a Useful Tool?
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Generosity comes in many forms, and it's often the best way for you to support the important causes that matter most to you.
When you give to Metrolina Association for the Blind, you help make a difference.
Chances are good you’ve come across someone using a white cane. You probably haven’t considered this humble tool and how it plays a role in the lives of those navigating the world with low vision or blindness.
Here are 7 Facts and figures on the use of the white Cane!
Misconceptions about Blindness. Take it from someone who knows!
MAB is committed to diversity, equity, and a fully inclusive community and has long been advocating for an inclusive community for all individuals.
Through community partnerships and collaborations, MAB is creating opportunities for thousands of individuals with visual impairments or other diversabilities to participate in groundbreaking creative work through access to art in meaningful and innovative way!
