Indiana Blind Children's Foundation

Spread holiday cheer and champion inclusion this season! We're thrilled to announce the No Limits Celebration featuring Lachi on March 1! This event promises to be a fantastic celebration of diversity and community. Exclusive LinkedIn Offer: For a limited time (today through Tuesday only!), use the code ACCESS to get a buy-one-get-one-free deal on tickets. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity! Secure your tickets and learn more about the event here: http://bit.ly/NoLimits2025 #NoLimitsCelebration #Inclusion #Accessibility [Photo Description: The image features a promotional poster for the 2025 No Limits Celebration with a green and white banner in the upper left corner that reads, “SPECIAL OFFER”. The poster features a woman in a sparkly blue outfit, smiling and holding a white cane. The background is a vibrant orange with text that reads: "Join us March 1, 2025 | Schrott Center for the Arts." Below, there are logos for the No Limits Arts Series and Indiana Blind Children’s Foundation, followed by text that reads, “AN EVENING WITH LACHI.” The word “LACHI” is prominently displayed in large, colorful letters. At the bottom, there is a note that says "Buy one ticket, get one free" with the dates "December 22-24” and "Use the code: ACCESS” along with a Regions Bank logo and Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation logo.]

"The first thing I want to do is just say thank you to our students — let’s hear it for our students. You just finished up your first semester at our new location, and you’ve done an awesome job.” It was excellent spending time at IPS School 94 for the STAR Luncheon. Thank you Superintendent James Michaels and ISBVI staff for having us! #Accessibility [Photo Description: The image shows ISBVI Superintendent James Michaels standing at a wooden podium, speaking into a microphone. He is wearing a maroon sweater over a collared shirt and gray pants. Behind him, there is a blue curtain.]

The holidays are a time for giving, and what better gift than inclusion? Attend the 2025 No Limits Celebration featuring Lachi and support accessible arts. 🎟️ Early bird discounts when you buy one ticket, get one free from December 22 - 24 with the code ACCESS http://bit.ly/2025NoLimits #InclusionMatters #Accessibility [Photo Description: The image features a promotional poster for the 2025 No Limits Celebration. The poster features a woman in a sparkly blue outfit, smiling and holding a white cane. The background is a vibrant orange with text that reads: "Join us March 1, 2025 | Schrott Center for the Arts." Below, there are logos for the No Limits Arts Series and Indiana Blind Children’s Foundation, followed by text that reads, “AN EVENING WITH LACHI.” The word “LACHI” is prominently displayed in large, colorful letters. At the bottom, there is a note that says "Buy one ticket, get one free" with the dates "December 22-24” and "Use the code: ACCESS” along with a Regions Bank logo and Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation logo.]

IBCF is excited to share that we will be teaming up with Arts for Learning Indiana for our latest round of Toula Oberlies Creative Arts Fund experiences at ISBVI! Today, at the ISBVI all-school assembly, we kicked off this partnership with an interactive workshop from Latin American group El Marimbaso, who closed out the festivities with a performance of “Feliz Navidad”. #Accessibility [Photo Description: The image shows a group of people gathered in a gymnasium. There is a stage with blue curtains and an American flag in the background. Several people, including students and teachers, are standing in a line in front of the stage, holding long sticks. Some people are sitting on the floor in front of the stage, watching the activity.]

Get to know 2025 No Limits Celebration performer Lachi and her mission of empowerment via this great spotlight from Points of Light.

We’re excited to announce that tickets are now on sale for the 2025 No Limits Celebration featuring An Evening with Lachi! Set to take place on Saturday, March 1 at Schrott Center for the Arts on the Butler University campus, the Celebration will feature a pre-concert reception with heavy appetizers from the Jazz Kitchen, a keynote concert from USA Today “Woman of the Year” Lachi, and a post-concert Q&A emceed by 2015 Indiana Teacher of the Year Kathy Nimmer. Follow the link below to get your tickets today! Get Tix: bit.ly/2025NoLimits #Accessibility [Photo Description: The image is a poster for the 2025 No Limits Celebration. It features a vibrant orange background with a woman wearing a sparkly blue outfit, smiling and holding a white cane. Across the top, white text on the poster reads: "JOIN US MARCH 1, 2025 | SCHROTT CENTER FOR THE ARTS. Below, logos are seen for the No Limits Arts Series and Indiana Blind Children’s Foundation. Near the bottom of the poster, logos are also seen for event sponsors Regions Bank and the Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation.]

“Eye Surgeons of Indiana continues to support IBCF because we value their mission to invest in children, technology and education to improve their overall lives and help them thrive.” Hear why Eye Surgeons of Indiana CEO Tina Allen is passionate about supporting the mission of IBCF via this video from our 2024 Through the Looking Glass Gala.

We at the Indiana Blind Children’s Foundation would like to wish you and yours a Happy Thanksgiving! We at IBCF are especially grateful for our vast network of supporters and the love they show us throughout the year. #Accessibility [Photo Description: The image shows a digital card with an autumn theme. The card features a border of various fall leaves in shades of orange, yellow, and green. In the center, it says "happy thanksgiving" in an orange, cursive font. Below that, it reads "From the IBCF Team" in smaller text. At the bottom, there is the logo for the Indiana Blind Children's Foundation, which includes the letters "ibcf" with a small design above the "i".]

The Fund-A-Need at IBCF’s 2024 Through the Looking Glass Gala supported low vision assistive devices to be recommended to students through the new IU Low Vision Clinic at the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired. Hear how assistive technology will impact ISBVI student Lilly via this video produced by 12 Stars Media.

With November being National Gratitude Month, we’re catching up with members of the IBCF family and asking them what they’re grateful for. “I am so grateful to work with the students and staff of ISBVI and IBCF. Everyday I am surrounded by people who dedicate their lives to making a difference in the lives of others. Life does not get much better than that,’ says ISBVI superintendent James Michaels. “Last month I also had the good fortune to spend time with an amazing group of volunteers with an organization known as BarnRaisers of Indiana. They came to the school to take a tour and to present the School and IBCF with a donation for our accessible Culinary Arts Kitchen. I am thankful for groups like this who have a genuine desire to lend a helping hand.” Feel free to share what you’re grateful for in the comments below! #Accessibility [Photo Description: The image shows a professional headshot of a man. He has light brown hair and is wearing a dark suit jacket, a light blue dress shirt, and a striped tie. The background is plain white.]