2008 ANNUAL REPORT

Nothing is Impossible
TECHNOLOGY AND THE VISUALLY IMPAIRED

LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired

CHaNges IN teCHNology are CoNtINual aNd pervasIve. However far modern
Accessible technology, using audio or large print or refreshable Braille, has opened so many
doors for blind and visually impaired people in accomplishing tasks of daily living, access to
travel and navigation, employment and community participation. It’s also caused the science and techniques
development of an entire infrastructure of developers and vendors who are attempting to
keep up with the changing technology landscape.

have fallen short

But with these changes come challenges. There’s still far more in our environment that is
not accessible to blind and visually impaired individuals than is. There’s still debate on what
constitutes access for the greatest number of people and which of the access alternatives
of their inherent
is best used in which situation. And, finally, there’s the public will and the economic
realities of today. Assistive technology provides real and measurable access to individuals
experiencing vision loss. However, whether it’s a talking alarm clock, cell phone, microwave
possibilities, they
or computer system; there’s a cost – and usually a significant one – associated with their
acquisition. With an unemployment rate of 70%, individuals who are blind and visually
impaired are often not in a position to purchase assistive technology items on their own.
have taught mankind
In addition, competition for limited resources means constant vigilance by individuals and
consumer groups to keep access issues in front of politicians and bureaucrats. And, we can
add the slowing economy to the list of obstacles between blind people and the at least one lesson:
technology that will make living and working independently more obtainable.

2009 will prove to be an interesting and exciting year. With your support, we’ll be back nothing is impossible.
next year to report on our progress.

LEWIS MUMFORD

Anita Shafer Aaron, Executive Director and CEO

lightHouse technology services and benefits
LightHouse services empower people of all ages who are visually impaired to lead safe, active and independent lives.
Technology plays a critical role in providing solutions for people with vision loss. The LightHouse offers the following
technology services and benefits to individuals who are blind or visually impaired:

aCCess teCHNology traININg

Familiarizes individuals with technologies like screen readers, magnifiers and Braille embossers, as well as teaches
individuals basic computer skills. Training on PC and Mac is available.

teCH CeNter opeN lab

This drop-in setting allows those learning new technologies to practice skills and receive assistance from lab proctors.

Quarterly teCHNology semINars

Hosted by our Vision Loss Resource Center (VLRC), the LightHouse offers quarterly seminars dedicated to educating
attendees on cutting edge, low cost adaptive technology. Archived seminars are available on our website.

INformatIoN CoNversIoN
As part of our mission to advocate for accessibility for blind and visually impaired individuals, the LightHouse offers
information conversion to alternative formats, including Braille, audio and digital formats such as DAISY.

broadCast servICes
Broadcasting 24 hours a day, LightHouse broadcast services (known as Access to Information Services (AIS) Radio) delivers
local Bay Area news, magazine articles, literature and information via the Second Audio Program (SAP) of KTVU Television
Channel 2 and can be heard on the internet. We maintain an archive of AIS Radio broadcasts available on our website.

teCHNology INformatIoN aNd resourCes

The VLRC provides in-depth information, referral and detailed follow-up on a variety of subjects, including technology, for
all callers to our toll-free 800-line or those who have sent in email inquiries.

Visit www.lighthouse-sf.org for more information on the range of programs and services offered by the LightHouse.
IN tHe mId-1980s, LightHouse Board It’s wonderful
President Gil Johnson realized that he would be
“left behind” if he didn’t do one thing: “I to have all
purchased my own computer, an IBM XT, and my
employer – the LightHouse at that time – this techno
purchased a soundcard with software on it that
whiz-bang
could convert the bits and bytes into speech,” says
Gil, who has been blind most of his life. After a stuff, but why
week’s training he met his first goal – to write a
memo for his boss. With the help of a good it’s wonderful
technology trainer, plus strong support from his
employer, Gil brought himself up to speed with is because of
accessible technology, and he’s closely followed
the trends ever since.
what it enables
us to do.
Over his lifetime, the 71-year-old has witnessed
the immense development of technology. Though GIL JOHNSON
there are still shortcomings, Gil emphasizes that
the accessibility of information today is much
greater than it was 20 to 40 years ago. That
accessibility, he says, is critical to enabling blind
people to fully participate. “We’re such an
information-based society now that if you can’t
access that information you’re really going to be
shortchanged.”

There are many ways that blind and visually

impaired people can access the same kind of
information that anybody else can. “To me
technology is not a goal into itself,” Gil says.
“It’s a means to an end.

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 to get from point to some people Call HIm mr. gps,
but not simply because he has a good sense of
point I use gps. It direction. Former LightHouse intern Kevin Chao
currently beta tests accessible navigation devices
is able to give me and gives presentations on the technology. The
Berkeley City College student even contributed his
the distance and
specialized knowledge during an Enchanted Hills
direction to that Camp (EHC) session last year.

next point. While it might seem like Kevin is a seasoned pro at

using adaptive technology, his introduction to it
KEVIN CHAO only began about five years ago. Over a 6-month
period, Kevin went from being fully sighted to
becoming functionally blind due to Leber’s
Hereditary Optic Neuropathy.

“For the first few months it was pretty rough,” he

recalls. “I was just trying to figure out why is this
happening to me. After a few months I just thought
… I can either have it take over my life, or I can
accept it and move on and see what I can do.”

Kevin chose to move on. He learned Braille and

became acquainted with technology such as
ZoomText, JAWS, talking cell phones and the
BrailleNote, a PDA with optional GPS for blind users.
“I think for the most part I have everything covered
between school, recreational things and work,” he
says. “For different types of internships and work-
type things I’ve done, using my laptop, the
BrailleNote and my cell phone, I can pretty much
get anything done.”
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for JereNe luNa, there’s no doubt
about the role technology plays in her daily life.
“I just love the computer,” says the 66-year-old
retired nurse and Pacifica resident. “I feel like it’s
my lifeline.”

Jerene, who has diabetic retinopathy, experienced

significant vision loss in 2001 after undergoing
laser treatments. That year, Jerene’s rehabilitation
counselor set her up with a CCTV and a computer
outfitted with ZoomText. Though she had some
keyboarding and Excel experience prior to her
vision loss, Jerene’s computer knowledge truly
increased after she took adaptive computer
classes at Skyline College. She later enrolled in
LightHouse classes, and Vision Loss Specialist
Patty Quiñonez taught her how to use the
Internet and email.

“Once I took that Skyline class, it showed me a lot

of things that I could do,” she explains, “I had to
practice on it, and then I came to the LightHouse I just love the
for the finishing touches.” Her CCTV is a critical
tool for reading documents and filling out forms, computer. I feel
while her computer allows her to keep a list of
medications, maintain a record of daily blood like it’s my
pressure readings and communicate via email with
lifeline.
her doctor as well as her friends.
JERENE LUNA
Jerene can’t imagine what she would do without her
adaptive technology. “It’s really opened up my
world.”
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 there’s hardly WHeN Jeff samCo, who is legally blind
due to a childhood form of macular degeneration,
a part of my goes to work, he uses a screen reader, CCTV,
digital voice recorder and talking barcode reader.
life adaptive At home, he finds himself surrounded by talking
clocks, talking calculators and talking caller ID.
technology
doesn’t touch. The technology of the times has been an essential
part of Jeff’s life, starting with cassette tapes
It’s all around. through computers and CCTVs and now podcasts.
“As capabilities have increased, I’ve latched on to
JEFF SAMCO a good number of them.”

Currently an assistive technology coordinator in

Grass Valley, Jeff was the recipient of the
LightHouse 2007 Frances S. Miller Equipment
Scholarship. The scholarship enabled him to
update his screen reader, get a laptop and obtain a
talking money management program. “I can now
manage our family finances all on the same
Windows-based computer instead of the old DOS
computer and program I was using.”

When asked to imagine life without adaptive

technology, Jeff says the absence of it would have
precluded his 20-plus years as a ranger naturalist
for the National Park Service and other jobs. He
says not having assistive technology would
remove “options for recreational enjoyment such
as access to reading material and ongoing
personal growth through learning.”

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WHeN lIgHtHouse board member
Josh Miele says he’s motivated by self-interest to
design tools and technology, he’s actually thinking
of others, too. Josh, who is a Smith-Kettlewell
Eye Institute Associate Scientist, has been blind
since childhood.

In collaboration with the LightHouse, Josh is

working on audio-tactile BART maps that will
enable blind and visually impaired riders to plan
their travels through any BART station. The maps
will be programmed so that users can tap parts
with a digital pen for station and schedule
information. “I’ve always loved maps, and I have
always wanted to be able to look at street maps of
the areas that I was going to be walking around in.”

Josh believes tactile graphics will become more

prominent in the short term. Additionally, he
thinks cell phones and social networking and
communication technologies in general will
become incredibly powerful, creating It’s important
extraordinary opportunities for improved
information accessibility for the blind. Whatever that blind people
emerges in the future, there will always be a
be involved in
driving force in Josh’s work. “I am a blind person
who has never been satisfied by being told, ‘No, developing the
you can’t do that.’ I like to have information. I like
to be able to make my own decisions, and my own technology that
decisions are based on the information I have
available to me.” we use and need.
JOSH MIELE
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 glossary of assistive technology terms
Braille display
An electronic device that produces Braille
output by raising and lowering pins in
refreshable cells. The display attaches to
a computer as a separate unit or is built
into a Braille notetaker.
Braille embosser
Also called a Braille printer, a Braille
embosser produces text on Braille paper
via input from a computer.
Braille notetaker
A type of personal digital assistant (PDA), e.g.
HumanWare’s BrailleNote, that is portable
and electronic. It has a Braille keyboard for
entering information and a speech
synthesizer or Braille display for output. It
can be attached to a computer
for file transfers.
CCTV (Desktop)
A video magnifier that is designed for
stationary use on a desk or other work
surface. It is ideal for extended reading and
writing tasks because its monitor or screen
displays an ample portion of a document
and it offers a high level of available
magnification.
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CCTV (Handheld)
A compact video magnifier that is designed
for portable use. Due to its small size, it offers
less magnification than a desktop model.
DAISY
Digital Accessible Information System
(DAISY) is the leading multimedia file format
for digital talking books. It enables blind and
print-disabled individuals to freely access
and navigate content within a sequential and
hierarchical structure that allows the option
of audio synchronization with full text.
Digital talking book
A type of electronic book format that
presents information to blind and print-
disabled users in the form of alternative
media (speech, refreshable Braille or large
print). It allows for flexible and efficient
access and navigation.
Digital talking book player
A machine or software program used to read
and navigate digital talking book files.
JAWS
Job Access With Speech (JAWS) is a popular
screen reader for Windows-based computers
that is made by Freedom Scientific. In addition
to reading information aloud, it can output
to refreshable Braille displays and it comes
with a scripting language that users can
employ to make many applications accessible.
Screen magnifier
A software program useful for people with
low vision that enlarges text and images
shown on a computer monitor. These
programs work somewhat like a magnifying
glass that moves with the cursor to zoom in
on either a specific area or the entire page.
They typically provide options to adjust and
enhance features such as color scheme,
pointer and cursor.
Screen reader
A software program that converts text on a
computer screen into synthesized speech. It
allows blind and visually impaired users to
access and control applications with keystroke
combinations, eliminating the need for
sighted navigation and control by mouse.
Video magnifier
Also called a closed-circuit television
(CCTV), a video magnifier is a desktop or
handheld device that uses a camera to
project an enlarged image of printed
materials or other items onto a monitor or
television screen. It has controls for features
such as magnification level, contrast,
brightness and color.
 2008 year in review 2008 proved to be a year of innovation for LightHouse programs.

JAN The inaugural class of the new Medical Transcription Program began the training of a new group of medical paraprofessionals.

FEB The Youth Services Program was a first-time host of the Northern California Braille Challenge, a day-long contest designed to
emphasize the importance of Braille proficiency. Also in February, the Vision Loss Resource Center began offering T-Maps: tactile maps of
individual neighborhoods and other specific locations. The new program was featured in a story broadcast on National Public Radio.

APR Access to Information Services launched the new LightHouse Website, which combines attractive design with screen reader and
magnification accessibility. Also, in April, the Napa Rotary Club renewed its fundraiser for Enchanted Hills Camp with the 2008 Cycle
for Sight bicycling marathon.

MAY In response to the weakening economy and stock market, LightHouse management conducted a two-day, line-by-line examination
of expenses and income to reduce spending for the 2009 fiscal year by $1M.

JUN The Advocacy and Public Policy Program, with funding from the Department of Pubic Health, launched a Pedestrian Safety Program,
including a Public Service Announcement promoting the idea “sidewalks are for everyone”. Also in June, the first phase of an on-going
fire abatement program at Enchanted Hills Camp was completed in an eco-friendly manner, utilizing a herd of 700 goats to clear
brush around the camp.

AUG Vision Rehabilitation Services increased the effectiveness of its role with the San Francisco Community Living Fund by adding a
Registered Nurse as LightHouse coordinator for the program.

OCT We saw the closure of the LightHouse store in Marin as well as the creation of a new Adaptations
Mobile Store designed to bring products into the various communities the LightHouse serves.
Also, through advocacy efforts by the LightHouse, new accessibility standards were set by the San
Francisco Department of Building Inspection relating to high tech destination elevators.

NOV We launched E-Focus, a short email-only newsletter that highlights events and breaking news
significant to our community. Go to www.lighthouse-sf.org to sign up!

DEC The Vision Loss Resource Center completed its first full year of Technology Seminars, presenting
programs covering video reading machines, affordable technology solutions, health and
technology and digital book readers.
 directory of services lIgHtHouse vIsIoN
Every individual who loses their
Recognizing that vision loss is a personal experience that affects individuals in different ways, the LightHouse has vision is unique in the services
developed a diverse and comprehensive breadth of services to meet this challenge. Our staff provides the they need. But every individual
community with accessible and professional services that in turn enhance clients’ quality of life. has one thing in common: the
right to access services which
enable them to live as
Vision Rehabilitation Services independently as possible. At
Information Services
the LightHouse, we offer a full
b Adjustment to Vision Loss/Peer Facilitated b Vision Loss Resource Center (Information and Referral) complement of training,
Vision Loss Support Groups b Access to Information Services: news reading services educational and recreational
b Independent Living Skills Training/ b Alternative Format Resource Center services, which help make
Living With Vision Loss Classes (Braille Transcription and Recording Services) independent living a reality for
b Orientation and Mobility Training Home Safety b Resources and Information our clients.
b Low Vision Clinic (in partnership with UC Berkeley) (LightHouse website www.lighthouse-sf.org, Lantern,
InFocus and E-Focus newsletters) lIgHtHouse mIssIoN
b Access Technology Training
b Technology Seminars The LightHouse promotes
b Worksite Evaluation and Training independence, equality, and
b Tactile Maps for Specific Locations
b Braille Instruction self-reliance of blind and
b Deaf-Blind Services visually impaired individuals
Business Services
through rehabilitation training
b Tactile Communication Skills Training b Adaptations, the LightHouse Store and access to other related
(www.adaptationsonline.com)
services.
Community Services b LightHouse Industries
b Adult Education and Recreation b Youth Employment Services and Internships WHo We are
b Youth Program b Digital Data Scan Founded in 1902, the
b Enchanted Hills Camp (a 311-acre camp in Napa) b Medical Transcription Training LightHouse has expanded its
b Peer Discussion Group geographic reach and services
b Braille Solutions
to become the most
b Taxi Voucher Program
comprehensive organization
b Tech Center Open Lab Community Outreach serving the blind and visually
b Advocacy b Publications impaired in Northern California.
(i.e. the Lantern and InFocus newsletters) The LightHouse is a private,
b Presentations (to community organizations) nonprofit organization and tax-
b Website exempt under Section 501(C) (3)
b Vision Loss Awareness Training of the Internal Revenue Code.
Our tax identification number is
b Volunteer Services
94-1415317.

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With your support, roWaN Clara Lance and Billie S. Darin
Mrs. Richard Date
Angela S. Homme
Kurt and Dorothy Horn
Ottilia Malattia
Justine F. Marcelli and John F. Baron
Hugo and Hanna Shane
Francis M. and Geraldine Shannon
doNor group Carol Davis Jonathan B. Horrell Ernest and Mrs. Marx Stephen L. and Joanne Shapiro
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supported the LightHouse for Jordan F. Davis Ralph E. and Annette D. Howitt Louise G. McClain Gladys Shegoian
Paul Delucchi S. E. and Frances P. Hymes Lorene McKee Kenneth L. and Jean J. Shelley
impacts the lives of 15 years or more.
John G. Dempsey Donald C. Innes Robert J. McKee David Simmons
Goldie Abers Clarence F. Desch Frederick J. Isaac Teresa M. McLean Thomas F. Smegal
nearly 3,000 blind Joseph R. andLoretta Agliolo Charles G. Dondero Dwight Johnson Richard L. Merritt Ethel A. Smith
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innovative programs Verna E. and Roy Bawden Peder B. Eriksen Louis R. Laeremans Arthur C. Neumann Thelma K. Tenenberg
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Santana
Institute, San Francisco
Society for the Blind in Sacramento Hearing and Speech Center of Retreats Russell Quinan
University of California, School of Northern California Vista Center for the Blind and Traction
Optometry, Low Vision Clinic Visually Impaired Day Galles, Jeff Green, Fred Hosking
University of San Francisco Nursing Chris Hauswirth and George Roehm
Program It’s simple: Principal Twin Peaks Tavern
Veteran’s Administration, Visual Wetherby Asset Management
Impairment Services Team
my favorite Dave Sayer
Krista Wissing Westridge Builders Inc
Vision Anew technologies Publications Designer
Westridge Builders
are the CCtv Yellow Cab
YMCA Embarcadero
and Zoomtext. Debby Lieberman
Zia Acces
david baioni
2008 financial Highlights Year Ended September 30, 2008

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES TEMPORARILY PERMANENTLY

STATEMENT OF FUNCTIONAL EXPENSES
UNRESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED TOTAL
SUPPORT AND REVENUE
Bequests $ 1,435,913 $ 0 $ 0 $ 1,435,913 COMMUNITY AND
INFORMATION
Other contributions 379,684 111,748 491,432
LightHouse Enterprises 1,526,433 - - 1,526,433 Personnel $ 946,767
Government grants and program fees 966,075 - - 966,075 Program costs 316,799
Interest and dividend income 955,270 - - 955,270 Cost of raw materials 0
Other income 18,585 - - 18,585 Occupancy 98,077
5,281,960 111,748 - 5,393,708 Depreciation 66,400
Net assets released from Restrictions Outside services 47,560
Satisfaction of program restriction 298,768 (298,768) - Marketing and public relations 19,448
Total support and revenue 5,580,728 (187,020) - 5,393,708 Training and conferences 24,796
Office supplies & equipment 16,681
EXPENSES Insurance 17,019
Program services: Special events 15,460
Community and Information Services 1,591,417 - - 1,591,417 Bank Fees, Interest and Taxes 1,794
Rehabilitation Services 1,689,263 - - 1,689,263 Telephone 10,247
LightHouse Enterprises 2,351,413 - - 2,351,413 Postage and printing 10,263
Total Program Services 5,632,093 - - 5,632,093 Shipping and delivery 106
Supporting services: Board expense 0
Management and general 196,238 - - 196,238 Total expenses $ 1,591,418
Fundraising 431,218 - - 431,218
Total Supporting services 627,456 - - 627,456
Total expenses 6,259,549 - - 6,259,549
Change in net assets from operations (678,821) (187,020) - (865,841)
Realized and unrealized gains (losses) on marketable securities (6,756,638) - - (6,756,638)
Change in net assets (7,435,459) (187,020) - (7,622,479)
Net assets, beginning of year 37,352,265 688,764 128,733 38,169,762
Net assets, end of year $ 29,916,806 $ 501,744 $ 128,733 $ 30,547,283

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

ASSETS LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
CURRENT ASSETS CURRENT LIABILITIES
Cash $ 996,949 Accounts payable $ 104,980
Receivables: Accrued Expenses 499,425
LightHouse Enterprises 211,521 Note payable 168,586
Fees for service 156,536 Total Current Liabilities 772,991
Contributions and bequests 153,102 NONCURRENT LIABILITIES
Other 2,390 Note payable 195,467
Inventories 209,460 Total Noncurrent Liabilities 95,467
Prepaid expenses and deposits 67,544 Total liabilities 968,458
Investments 26,073,202 Net assets:
Total current assets 27,870,704 Unrestricted:
NON CURRENT ASSETS Designated by the board of directors for operations 19,971,955
Receivables Designated by the board of directors for capital assets and acquisitions 9,944,851
Bequests 359,647 Total unrestricted net assets 29,916,806
Permanently Restricted Investments 128,733 Temporarily restricted 501,744
Property and equipment - net 3,156,657 Permanently restricted 128,733
Total Noncurrent assets 3,645,037 Total net assets 30,547,283
Total assets $ 31,515,741 Total liabilities and net assets $ 31,515,741 18
 lIgHtHouse board lIgHtHouse
of dIreCtors HoNorary board
Gil Johnson – President Theodore F. Bayer
Retired, American Foundation for the Past President, LightHouse Board of
PROGRAM SERVICES SUPPORTING SERVICES TOTAL Blind Directors
REHABILITATION LIGHTHOUSE PROGRAM MANAGEMENT Todd Stevenot – Vice President Douglas Bergman
SERVICES INDUSTRIES SERVICES TOTAL AND GENERAL FUNDRAISING TOTAL
Finance Officer, Barclays Global Past Treasurer, LightHouse Board of
$ 1,192,683 $ 1,138,125 $ 3,277,575 $ 95,053 $ 304,804 $ 399,857 $ 3,677,432 Investors Directors
226,001 26,688 569,488 5,537 13,388 18,925 588,413 Arthur Beato - Vice President Jon Carroll
0 539,773 539,773 0 0 0 539,773 Financial Consultant, Retired Columnist, San Francisco Chronicle
69,773 226,238 394,088 13,369 8,754 22,123 416,211 Harry Mar - Vice President John P. Coghlan
18,610 121,047 206,057 6,466 4,234 10,700 216,757 Contracts Analyst, San Francisco Past President, LightHouse Board of
49,833 60,349 157,742 25,928 17,483 43,411 201,153 Department of Public Health Directors
20,251 34,608 74,307 10,572 42,741 53,313 127,620 Carl Janson - Treasurer Mike Cole
45,881 22,666 93,343 4,661 15,379 20,040 113,383 Retired, Venture Builders Past President, LightHouse Board of
15,253 60,555 92,489 5,867 4,001 9,868 102,357 Jordana Welles – Secretary Directors
16,586 19,301 52,906 8,662 5,672 14,334 67,240 Partner, Fagan-Welles Advertising Winifred Downing
16,252 18,913 50,625 8,488 5,558 14,046 64,671 Brad Bertetta Past Secretary, LightHouse Board of
1,716 37,696 41,206 896 992 1,888 43,094 President/Principal, Bertetta Directors
10,187 15,610 36,044 2,332 1,527 3,859 39,903 Tanklines, Inc. Nancy R. Foss
6,126 6,565 22,954 2,502 6,685 9,187 32,141 David Chan Past President, LightHouse Board of
111 23,279 23,496 0 0 0 23,496 Systems Engineer, Wells Fargo Bank Directors
0 0 0 5,905 0 5,905 5,905 Joseph Chan William Gerard
$ 1,689,262 $ 2,351,414 $ 5,632,093 $ 196,238 $ 431,217 $ 627,456 $ 6,259,550 Finance Director, Association of Bay Past President, Lighthouse Board of
Area Governments Directors
The above three financial statements are excerpts from the complete audited financial statements for the year ended September Margie Donovan Daniel F. Goodman, M. D.
30, 2008. The footnotes included in the audited financial statements by our auditors, Good & Fowler, LLP, are an VIST Coordinator, Veteran Affairs Ophthalmologist
integral part of the financial statements. The complete audited financial statements can be found Medical Center Barbara J. Lassen
on our website, www.lighthouse-sf.org. Past President, LightHouse Board of
Julie Down
Real Estate Broker, Grubb and Ellis Directors
Rebecca Handler Mike May
Head of Major Gifts, Wikimedia President, Sendero Group, Ltd.
Foundation John Maxson
Dana Hooper Past Member, LightHouse Board of
SOURCES OF SUPPORT Consultant Directors
Honorable Gavin Newsom
LightHouse Enterprises 28% Kathleen Knox
Mayor, City and County of San
Writer, Editor
Francisco
Joshua A. Miele, Ph.D.
Associate Scientist, The Smith- Stephen Max Perr
Government Grants and Other Program Fees 18% Kettlewell Eye Research Institute Past Vice President, LightHouse Board
of Directors
Leslie Murphy
Vice President, Wells Fargo Bank Catherine Skivers
Past President, California Council of
Individuals, Corporate and Foundations 9% Gary Schnitzer the Blind
Executive Vice President, Schnitzer
Steel Ed Zaik
Past President, LightHouse Board of
Keith Williams
Interest and Dividend income 18% Consultant
Directors

Bequests 27%

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LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired lIgHtHouse staff
Adaptations, the LightHouse Store
214 Van Ness Avenue ADAPTATIONS FINANCE David J. Baioni,
Maritza A. Calderon, F. Howard Maull, Rehabilitation Teaching Specialist / Choral
San Francisco, CA 94102 Adaptations Assistant Store Manager Chief Financial Officer Instructor
Phone 415-431-1481 Cynthia Herrera, Iris A. Feng, Jeffrey W. Carlson,
TTY 415-431-4572 Adaptations Associate - Marin General Accountant Social Worker
Laura B. Peters, Kathy F. Louie, Sook Hee Choi,
FAX 415-863-7568 Adaptations Assistant Store Manager - Accounts Payable Coordinator Deaf-Blind Employment Specialist
www.lighthouse-sf.org Marin Ning Xiao, Divina M. Fontanilla,
Teresa Wolff, Controller Program Assistant
Adaptations Associate - Marin Alexandra M. Galeczka,
LightHouse of Marin HUMAN RESOURCES Program Assistant
Adaptations, the LightHouse Store ACCESS TO INFORMATION SERVICES Julie E. McCarthy, Donna Kazanjian,
1137 Fourth Street J. Gregory Kehret, HR / Office Manager Rehabilitation Services Coordinator
Director of Access to Information Services Brian C. Hardy, Carleigh A. Kude,
San Rafael, CA 94901 Greeta S. Ahart, Technology Manager Database Program Assistant
Phone 415-258-8496 Program Assistant Gilberto C. Melendez, Dawn M. Leeflang,
Para Español 800-592-9053 Ayaka C. Isono, Part-Time Receptionist Rehabilitation Teaching Specialist /
Information and Technology Specialist Davina M. Mendez, Orientation and Mobility Specialist
TTY 415-258-8499 ShenKuan, Receptionist/Taxi Voucher Coordinator LindaPorelle,
FAX 415-258-8501 AIS / Technology Associate Social Worker
LIGHTHOUSE INDUSTRIES Patricia Quinonez-Hudson,
DEVELOPMENT Phillip R. (Skip) Foster Jr., Vision Loss Specialist
LightHouse of the North Coast George L. Clark, LightHouse Industries Manager William E. Simpson, RN,
2830 G Street, Suite B-1 Chief Development Officer Byron L. Albertson, Community Living Fund Case Manager and
Eureka, CA 95501 Ellen B. Lord, Production Assistant / Box Maker / Utility Coordinator
Development Manager Landall Bell, Cory D. Tschogl,
Phone 707-268-5646 Andrea U. Ogarrio, Maintenance Specialist / Relief Machine Orientation and Mobility Specialist
Para Español 800-592-9053 Development and Marketing Associate Operator / Lead Person
TTY 707-268-5655 Kari L. Orvik, Michael J. Irish, LIGHTHOUSE OF MARIN
Program Marketing and Outreach Associate Manager’s Assistant/Sorter Paula M. Armato,
FAX 707-268-5647 Kimberly R. Shuck, Lin Sang Leung, Driver/Reader
Insights Coordinator Machine Operator / Mechanic Joyce A. Lopez,
Enchanted Hills Camp Jennifer M. Yeagley, Arnel C. Paiso, Rehabilitation Teaching Specialist
Director of Development Production Assistant / Packer Box Maker
3410 Mt. Veeder Road Tamara L. Thienes, LIGHTHOUSE OF THE NORTH COAST
Napa, CA 94558 DIGITAL DATA SCAN Sorter Coni M. Johnson,
Phone 707-224-4023 Jennifer F. Castillo, Orientation and Mobility Specialist
Account Representative PROGRAMS Alison O. Lee,
FAX 707-224-5435 Aurelia T. Duma, Anthony L. Fletcher, Vision Loss Program Coordinator
Pre-Process Quality Assurance Director of Community Services Janet D. Pomerantz,
LightHouse Industries David G. Jackson, Leah N. Gardner, Social Worker
Document Preparer Pre-Process Quality Teacher’s Aid Patti A. Rose,
2207 Poplar Street Assurance Vi TriHuynh, Program Assistant
Oakland, CA 94607 Son Kim, Youth Services Coordinator Sandy Staples,
Phone 510-444-6422 Document Scanner / Preparer Molly S. Irish, Orientation and Mobility Specialist
Adult Education/Recreation Coordinator
FAX 510-444-6425 EXECUTIVE Philip C. Kum, VISION LOSS RESOURCE CENTER
Anita S. Aaron, Education/Recreation Coordinator Trainee Jessica D. Lorenz,
Digital Data Scan Executive Director Theresa P. Navarro, Director of Public Policy and Information
Charles E. Godwin, Program Assistant Beth F. Berenson,
1540 Market Street, 3rd Floor Executive Secretary Keyatta D. Shade, Vision Loss Resource Center Specialist
San Francisco, CA 94102 Community Volunteer Outreach Cherie C. Colmenares,
Phone 415-437-0500 Coordinator Copy Editor
Amber V. DiPietra,
FAX 415-437-0501 REHABILITATION SERVICES Vision Loss Resource Center Specialist
Kathleen A. Abrahamson, James S. Leese,
Vision Loss Resource Center (VLRC): 888-400-8933 Director Of Rehabilitation Services Reader/Support Staff
Kathleen E.Anderson, F. Ross Woodall,
Adaptations Order Line: Phone 888-400-8933 Orientation and Mobility Specialist Vision Loss Resource Center Specialist