
YOU can be the reason a child who is blind or low vision
learns to ski or goes to camp!
Meet Alex, one of our low vision program participants. His parents would like to share his story.
"When Alex first started participating in Foresight’s programs, we hoped he would have fun and try something new. What we didn't expect was how much the experience would change the way he sees himself!"
"Thanks to Foresight, Alex gets to take on challenges, spend time outdoors, and try activities he might never have had the chance to experience otherwise. With patient mentors beside him, he has learned to trust himself, take risks, and push beyond what he thought was possible. He comes home so proud of what he has accomplished - and as parents, that's what means the most to us."
"Traditional youth sports haven't always been a place where Alex feels he can excel. Foresight is different. The program is designed for blind and low-vision youth, so Alex isn't focused on keeping up with sighted peers. He can discover his own strengths, build confidence, and feel successful on his own terms. He has also found a community of young people who understand his experiences. The friendships and memories they are building will stay with him for a lifetime."
"Accessible recreation can be difficult to find, and for families already managing the added costs of raising a child with unique vision needs, it can also be out of reach financially. Because Foresight removes those barriers, Alex has been able to discover a whole world of opportunity - and our family has found a community, too. The impact lasts far beyond any single activity or season. We see it in Alex's confidence, his sense of adventure, and his belief in what he can do."
Show YOUR support for individuals who are
blind or experiencing low vision
A gift during Colorado Youth Sports Giving Day will help more youth who are blind and low vision find that same confidence, connection, and sense of possibility that Alex found participating in Foresight's programs.