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Working Your Leader Dog in Extreme Weather
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Why Accessibility Matters: Celebrating Global Accessibility Awareness Day
Every third Thursday in May, we come together to recognize Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) — a day dedicated to bringing light to accessibility and... -
When You Meet a Leader Dog
Leader Dogs provide independent travel for thousands of people around the world. Whether you know someone who works with a Leader Dog or just want... -
When is it Time to Consider Using a White Cane?
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What to Expect When Applying to Leader Dog
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What is Orientation and Mobility?
You may not have heard of “orientation and mobility” or “O&M” before, but you’re probably familiar with the concept of someone who’s blind traveling... -
What is Orientation and Mobility Instruction?
For the nearly 20 million people in the US living with blindness or low vision, orientation and mobility (O&M) instruction provides vital skills to help... -
What is O&M?
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Welcome National Volunteer Week 2025!
Written by Melissa Pletcher, Manager of Volunteer Engagement Dedication When I first joined Leader over three years ago, I thought I knew what dedication was.... -
Ways to Give
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Volunteer On Campus
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Volunteer Highlight – Lauren
From childhood, my parents taught us to be involved in the community. We all have something to give, we just have to find what inspires... -
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Join Us For Dinner in the Dark!
Presented by AAA The Auto Club Group - March 20, 2026
Our signature fundraiser will take place at the Palazzo Grande in Shelby Township, MI. Every dollar raised supports life-changing programs at no cost to our clients, empowering people who are blind or low vision to live independent, confident lives.
The evening includes a family style dinner, an open bar, hors d'oeuvres, an ice cream and cannoli platter, an espresso station, and on-location parking.
A New Issue of the Faithful Friends Newsletter Is Out!
In our latest Faithful Friends newsletter, we highlight ways we are helping Leader Dog clients — and we invite you to learn how you can make a difference.