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The following press releases have been issued by The Lighthouse of Houston.

2006

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The Blind Fury is Making a SPLASH! - The Lighthouse of Houston, a non-profit education and rehabilitation center for the blind and visually impaired has a new team. THE BLIND FURY will be Competing in the 3rd Annual Gulf Coast International Dragon Boat Regatta in Seabrook, Texas on October 21st.

2005

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Local Athlete Racing to Raise Funds for the Lighthouse of Houston - When Houston athlete, David Vialard, lines up for the start of IRONMAN Florida, he won’t be competing just for himself - he’ll also be raising funds for The Lighthouse of Houston, the non-profit organization for the blind and visually impaired.

 
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VISUALLY IMPAIRED KIDS SEND CARE PACKAGES TO IRAQ - More than 20 visually impaired kids of The Lighthouse Summer Camp Program, sponsored by Amegy Bank this year, are creating personalized care packages to send to the U.S. troops in Iraq.

 
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The Lighthouse Unveils New Dimension in Computer Technology - After months of preparation, The Lighthouse Traveling Computer Lab, the first of its kind in the nation designed specifically for visually impaired persons, is ready to begin service in the community.

 

2003

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The Lighthouse of Houston to Education Houstonians About Symptoms and Treatment for Low Vision During February. - Low vision is a rising health problem that affects more than 14 million Americans, especially African-Americans, Hispanics and adults over the age of 65. Although ordinary glasses, contact lens and medications cannot completely restore a person's vision, there are ways to maximize their remaining sight and help them live a productive, independent life.

 

2002

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The Lighthouse of Houston to host its annual holiday party. - Ho, Ho, Ho and the smell of mistletoe....The Lighthouse of Houston brings Christmas to life for blind and visually impaired children.

 
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The Houston Delta Gamma Foundation is having their first annual "Eyes on Houston" benefit - The event will honor "Women of Vision" and recognize women who have brought focus to the Houston community through outstanding contributions in their professional fields or areas of interest.

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The Lighthouse of Houston
3602 West Dallas
Houston, Texas  77019
Voice:  (713)527-9561
Fax:  (713)284-8451
e-mail:  houstonlighthouse@houstonlighthouse.org

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A non-profit 501(c)(3) organization incorporated in the State of Texas.
This page last updated:  Friday, January 26, 2007


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