Want to help Wisconsin residents struggling with uncorrectable sight loss?

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Nonprofit that grants, free of any charges, assistive equipment to people dealing with the loss of their sight seeks North Dakota volunteers. Join a team that helps people meet the challenges of low vision and blindness.

Eye-Link North Dakota (eye-link.org), is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that grants assistive equipment and training to people with low vision or blindness, has opened its doors in North Dakota.

Eye-Link North Dakota is looking for two volunteer positions who could dedicate approximately one hour per month to help in the delivery of assistive equipment.

Volunteer directors meet online to review grant applications for assistive hardware and software equipment to North Dakota residents who are experiencing uncorrectable sight loss, or Blindness. These highly specialized adaptive technologies give a "voice" to text on monitors, documents, household mail, food & prescription labels, restaurant menus, magazines, books, classroom notes, smart phones, and other devices.

Eye-Link is ready to change lives in North Dakota. If you’d like to be part of this effort, and for more information, call Jim Justesen at 763-561-6767 or email Justesen1@comcast.net