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The Foundation for Sight & Sound
The Foundation for Sight & Sound is committed to creating a world where people with vision and hearing challenges realize their full potential to enjoy life with unlimited possibilities...
This is "Mitch's Dream."
  
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GRANTS GIVEN 

    SUFFOLK COMMUNITY COLLEGE
    COMMUNITY RESOURCES
    CHILDREN & EDUCATION
    RESEARCH
    HELEN KELLER NATIONAL CENTER
    LIBRARY PROJECT
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GRANT RECEIVED

The Foundation for Sight & Sound is the proud recipient of a major grant, $200,000 over two years, to hire staff and pay administrative costs to expand and strengthen the organization. The grant, provided by the Stavros S. Niarchos Foundation allows the FSS to develop new and increased revenue sources without tapping into the funds raised for grant-giving during this timeframe.

The
Stavros S. Niarchos Foundation, an international philanthropic organization, supports charitable activities around the world.  The Foundation for Sight & Sound is gratified to have earned the recognition and support of this prestigious and generous international foundation.

The FSS welcomes applications for grants that meet our established criteria. Click here for additional information on how to apply.
 

                

 
     
 
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CHARITY RAFFLE
Mantle Baseball Card
for a 1952 Topps
Mickey Mantle!
Rookie Card
#311

to benefit the Foundation for Sight & Sound.

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   Eye Opening Facts  
  SIGHT: 
There are more than 10 million blind and visually impaired people
in the United States. 
SOUND:  According to a study conducted by the Microsoft corporation, among adult computer users in the U.S., 1 in 5  have a hearing difficulty.
 
 
 
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