2023 State Convention Sponsorship Opportunities
We appreciate your interest in supporting the 2023 National Federation of the Blind of Pennsylvania State Convention on November 9, 10, 11, and 12 at the Crowne Plaza in Harrisburg, PA.
These opportunities will be available through October 15, 2023 If you have any questions, please email Emily.
2023 Exhibit Hall Registration
We appreciate your interest in becoming an exhibitor at our 2023 State Convention. The Exhibit Hall is SOLD OUT.
Sponsor levels include the exhibit hall and other perks. Check out our sponsorship opportunities.
For more information, please email Emily or call us at (215) 988-0888
Preparing for National Convention: #NFB23
The National Federation of the Blind (NFB) is gearing up for its highly anticipated National Convention, set to take place in the vibrant city of Houston. With #NFB23 just around the corner, blind and visually impaired individuals, advocates, professionals, and allies eagerly prepare for an event that promises inspiration, knowledge, and connections. And the NFB of PA will be well represented in the Lone Star State.
Unleashing Talent: Angelina Defies Blindness in Captivating Lion King Jr Performance
You may have heard Angelina singing the National Anthem at State or National Convention or you may have enjoyed her performances at the affiliate piano bar. Now she is taking her talent to the community theater. Angelina does not let her total blindness stop her creative passion, and she has found a place to showcase her talent at the Geyer Performing Arts Center in Scottdale PA.
Happy 90th Birthday Chuck!
Happy 90th birthday to Chuck Morgenstern, the NFB of PA's long-serving member! The Mckeesport, PA native joined the affiliate in 1964! He has held various positions at the chapter and affiliate levels over the years, including Treasurer of the affiliate.
Greater Philly Member LyVette Byrd Featured in Article
LyVette Byrd, a former Philadelphia counselor, suddenly lost her vision in 2017. As a result, she had to navigate life as a blind person, facing unique challenges. Byrd sought help from government agencies but encountered limited success. She struggled to adapt to her new circumstances, ultimately leaving her job. Attempts to obtain resources for reentering the workforce were hindered by funding constraints.