Cleveland Sight Center 4th Annual White Cane Walk

Cleveland Sight Centers White Cane Walk is an annual fundraising event to help provide support services for people in our community who are blind or visually impaired, as well as to help increase awareness of the White Cane Law designed to protect them. Participants will learn how to use a white cane and how to serve as a sighted guide. Each participant will have an opportunity to use a white cane while walking blindfolded through a designated route in Crocker Park with the assistance of a sighted guide partner. Additional hands-on activities will be available for anyone interested in learning how people who are blind or visually impaired perform other everyday tasks. This is a great learning opportunity for all ages!

Category:

Nonprofits & Activism

Tags:

• Cleveland Sight Center
• White Cane Walk
• blind
• low vision
• fundraising
• white cane law
• awareness
• guide dog
• beep baseball
• visually impaired
• vision loss
• Trapper Jack
• white cane

[Rikku2250]

I wish RNIB and Hageye (look them up if you not know what they are) did this.I have what is know as a "Guide Cane" it is simular to a "Symbol Cane" (which i used to have) but nis wider and longer (90cm).

Biritish cane laso don't have that red bit. What is it for?

[Legrum411]

Great video! I was there somewhere, and I appreciate the overall take on the event beyond what I was there for. Hope you do another video this year!

[cafekawaii]

This is really nice.