San Antonio Chapter will host an Accessible Voting informational event on Saturday, September 12 at Las Palmas Branch Library: nfbtx.org/civicrm/event/info…
Blind in Central Texas? Join the Heart of Texas Chapter on August 15 at 11:00, at the Waco Central Library. Learn about our recent National Convention, upcoming State Convention, advocacy, public awareness, and fellowship. Guests are always welcome. Contact HartofTexas@NFBTX.org.
Click here for a letter from NFBTX President Norma Crosby re: NFBTX's efforts against the harmful Texas vs. Kennedy lawsuit: nfbtx.org/nfbtx-judys-league…
An amazing banquet speech! An absolutely amazing convention! Pushing us forward, fighting for good trouble! Fighting for civil rights! The movement is strong! #NFB26@NFB_voice@NFBTX
Thank you @HEB for providing the NFB of Texas with a $500 gift card that will go toward funding the hospitality suite at #NFB26 in Austin! Come see us in room 539! #HEBHelpingHere
Congratulations to our 2026 scholarship finalists! The accomplishments of these outstanding students are proof that the blind can achieve excellence and live the lives we want. Read the full list of finalists! buff.ly/pvb2bym
ALT National Federation of the Blind logo and tagline, "Live the life you want." Decorative dots of oranges, blues, and greens, and text that reads "Congratulations!"
NFBTX member Roberto Delgado and his family recently lost their home in a house fire. The family has set up a GoFundMe for those interested in helping: gofund.me/bf3ee81e4
This past Wednesday, October 15, Mayor Gabe Adame of the City of Alvin met with members of the Bay Area Chapter to issue an official proclamation for White Cane Awareness Day!
ALT Members of the Bay Area Chapter are pictured with Mayor Adame
ALT A framed proclamation from the City of Alvin, Texas, designating October 15, 2025, as White Cane Awareness Day. The document is from the Office of the Mayor and includes several “WHEREAS” statements recognizing that the white cane symbolizes independence and enables safe, independent mobility for blind individuals. It encourages motorists, cyclists, and employers to respect and support blind citizens. The proclamation is signed by Mayor Gabe Adame and bears the official city seal in gold at the bottom.
Shopping at @Walmart? You can round up your total to support the NFB! Just go to "Giving and Impact" in your Walmart account, search for "National Federation of the Blind", and choose “Round Up.” Small change adds up to big impact.