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TBLTBOT logo with two people in the middle with walking sticks and text circling the image that reads "The Blind Leading the Blind" and text at the bottom reading "Texas"

The Blind Leading the Blind of Texas

Non-Profit Organization

The majority of visually impaired and blind individuals face extreme limitations every day.

If that’s you or a loved one, we get it. We’ve been there too.

That’s why we provide resources and opportunities that unlock freedom and celebrate the blind community.

Who we are

A large group of visually impaired and blind individuals stand on the Fort Worth County Courthouse steps, surrounded by seeing eye dogs and non-blind supporters after walking for White Cane Day.

We are a group of like individuals working together to improve the independence and quality of life for the visually impaired and blind communities of Texas.

TBLTBOT Mission Statement

Our Objectives

Six ways we are helping the visually impaired and blind community thrive.

A group of proud visually impaired and blind individuals march for White Cane Day, as they hold up their colorful blue White Cane Day sign.

Working together to bring blind awareness and independence to local communities by sponsoring White Cane Day in October of each year.

Awareness

Dr. Danny Matthew, with Eyeworks, smiles at the camera during a meeting where he works to support visually impaired and blind individuals..

Working together to provide support and informational tools to doctors, newly diagnosed visually impaired and legally blind individuals.

Support

Rick SanJuan teaches on leadership in a group of visually impaired and blind individuals.

Working together to provide support for  those blind individuals who want to attend a primary or secondary school, a college, or a professional or trade school. 

Education

A white van waits outside of a building to transport visually impaired or blind individuals.

Transportation

Working together to provide mobility and transportation needs for blind individuals and their communities.

A group of visually impaired and blind individuals celebrate a joyful outing to Skydive Spaceland.

Working together to improve blind independence by providing VoiceOver, JAWS, iPhone, and Android training.

Independence

Thomas McCullough running with his sight guide, during a triathlon in 2023.

Working together to provide health and wellness activities that promote self awareness, independence, and confidence.

Wellness

Our Accomplishments

This Year’s Priorities

In addition to our objectives, we are pursuing some yearly goals to make a big impact for our community!

An icon of a man standing next to a flag, signifying a leader encouraging others to lead.

The Blind Leading the Blind of Texas members are assisting in "Gear Up" the leadership, career guidance, and development program offered by Criss Cole School For The Blind in Austin, Texas. We are looking forward to planning, hosting, and assisting other leadership and guidance programs for this year.

Leadership

An icon of a simple cane, representing White Cane Day

White Cane Safety Day is a special day in the blind community held in October every year. This years event will be October 15, 2026. Join us as we bring community awareness for the visually impaired and the blind through a walk to the Fort Worth square, listening to an inspiring speech, and enjoying time together. We hope you'll join us on our walk!

White Cane Safety Day

An icon of two hands at the top, with palms outward, facing a heart that lies in the middle, and an open hand at the bottom of the icon. This signifies giving to the TBLTBOT cause..

We hope to reach a goal of $200,000 raised for the year of 2026. These funds will allow us to host events for our community and students, as well as gain the resources we need to help doctors support our visually impaired community and to help newly blind individuals gain freedom and confidence.

Fund Goals

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