In less than one week, the nation will celebrate White Cane Day, an occasion set aside each year to spotlight the many achievements of the blind and visually impaired, and their important symbol of independence, the white cane.

As part of Local 10′s Food for Thought campaign and in partnership with Publix, Community Enhancement Collaboration received a delivery of fresh vegetables and shelf-stable items for the fifty seniors who receive food every Tuesday as part of the nonprofit’s weekly Senior Shopping Day.

Last week, more than 30 Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired music program students spent the day at Zoo Miami for a multisensory educational experience.

Last week, The Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired hosted its annual Beeping Easter Egg Hunt. The holiday tradition took place at the organization’s Academy Playground.

Oseas De Leon has big goals. He wants to be a national soccer champion. A rigorous training and nutrition schedule can be challenging for any soccer athlete. For De Leon, who lost his sight at age 3, it requires double the effort and concentration.

The Florida Panthers announced hosted their “Touch Tour” event for blind and visually impaired teen campers at FLA Live Arena on Friday morning.

The Miami Marlins hosted their “Touch Tour” event for blind and visually impaired teenagers at loanDepot Park on Wednesday.

The Panthers hosted students from the Miami Lighthouse for the Blind & Visually ImpairedSUNRISE - The Florida Panthers gave the experience of a lifetime to South Florida students. The team welcomed students from the Miami Lighthouse for the Blind & Visually impaired on Tuesday. The students had the chance to experience hockey using a puck that made noise. The hockey tour was narrated by the Panthers radio play-by-play announcer Doug Plagans. Miami Lighthouse's Transition Program helps students between the ages of 14-22 develop skills to enter the work force.