Grand Opening

Our extraordinary new beginning in a centrally located facility in Pittsburgh’s Uptown neighborhood culminated in a week-long celebration with our donors, supporters, staff, friends, and neighbors.

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BUILDING BACKGROUND

This state-of-the-art, more accessible facility for both clients and staff is crucial to growing and flourishing in the future. The five-story, 87,000-square-foot brick building offers more space and enables the agency to provide several distinctive services, including an exam room strictly for pediatric low vision patients, a fitness center, and a sensory garden and adaptive training facility on …

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Ribbon Cutting

Ribbon Cutting

We cut the ribbon and we’re officially home at 1816 Locust Street, Pittsburgh, PA 15219. Come see our vision.

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Young Professional Network Event

Young Professional Network Event

Our Young Professional Network hosted a fantastic evening at Mad Mex–Robinson September 20 with the theme “Fostering Independence through Training.” Approximately $1,700 was raised and will be used to purchase items for the suites and apartments at our new headquarters. Thanks to everyone who attended and to our sponsors Henderson Brothers, Maher Duessel, and North American Hoganas.

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Steelers Alumni Golf Classic

This year’s Steelers Alumni Golf Classic was tremendously successful – we raised approximately $90,000 and had a great day of golf at Diamond Run! Special thanks to our sponsors 84 Lumber, Evoqua Water Technologies, Foundations of Hope, PNC Financial Services Group, UPMC Health Plan, Calgon Carbon, Neishloss & Fleming, Giant Eagle, Inc., Pittsburgh Steelers, and A.C. Dellovade.

 

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Person of Vision 2016

Blind & Vision Rehabilitation Services (BVRS) of Pittsburgh is pleased to honor the Martini Family of A. Martini & Co. as the 2016 Person of Vision on Wednesday, June 15, at 6:00 p.m. at Heinz Field, PNC Championship Club. R. Scott Pollock, Oxford Development Company Vice President of Development, is proud to serve as this year’s honorary chairman as we celebrate the Martini Family’s leadership and commitment to our community.

The Person of Vision event is an opportunity for BVRS to honor and recognize an individual who has demonstrated tremendous …

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Girls’ Night Out

Our annual “Girls’ Night Out” fundraiser, chaired by Michele Antonelli, is Wednesday, May 4, at the Hollywood Theater, 1449 Potomac Ave., Dormont. The evening features a private screening of the original “Hairspray,” along with the chance to win tickets to upcoming, notable Pittsburgh events plus dinner gift certificates, other raffles and prizes. The doors open at 5:30 p.m. for refreshments; the movie starts at 7:00 p.m. Free parking is available. Tickets are $45. Register online  or contact Cindy Smith, 412-368-4400 ext. 2208, csmith@pghvis.org, for more information …

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Ski, Sporting Clays Fundraiser

The 32nd annual Corporate Cup Ski Race and Sporting Clays to benefit Blind & Vision Rehabilitation Services of Pittsburgh will be held Friday, Feb. 26, at Seven Springs Mountain Resort.

Over the past three-plus decades, this event has raised more than $850,000.

Ski racers compete in both team (groups of three) and individual categories. The teams compete for the coveted Corporate Cup trophy. The winning team has the opportunity to display the cup at its office for one year.

Sporting clay participants compete in both team (squads of …

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The Spectacle Newsletter

The Spectacle Newsletter

The Spectacle fall 2015 newsletter

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With A Gift

With A Gift

Today is Giving Tuesday. With a gift of $100, individuals with vision loss gain independence.

Your generous donation to Blind & Vision Rehabilitation Services of Pittsburgh truly has an impact on the lives of people like Angela Woodard, who nearly 25 years ago was declared legally blind but neither she nor her doctors know why.

While the “why” still gnaws at her, Angela now chooses to concentrate on “how to be a blind person.” She’s completed our Personal Adjustment to Blindness Training program and learned to …

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Special Issue

Special Issue

The Spectacle Summer 2015 Special Issue

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