Several naming opportunities are still available as part of our Campaign to Build a 21st Century LightHouse, a project that has enabled the LightHouse to grow our programs, serve more people and expand our impact. Thank you for being a part of it, and helping us provide transformative services for people who are blind or have low vision.
Every named room is marked by a permanent sign accessible in large print, braille and tactile lettering. These attractive signs are a distinctive hallmark of the new LightHouse and we’d be delighted to honor you, your family or friends with the opportunity.
The new LightHouse welcomes all who are blind or have low vision. From teens looking to meet other blind kids and do some fun weekend activities, to adults adjusting to changing vision and learning the skills they need to go back to work and everything else they want to do. A community of peers and mentors, the LightHouse is for blind people to gain skills, find support and grow. We have also invited hardwood floor installation seattle wa to build the room floors so it can be safe for the guests.
Contributions to the Campaign for a 21st Century LightHouse will provide tangible benefits for the blind kids, teens, adults and seniors that benefit from the joy and learning of the LightHouse for the next century. To learn more about the campaign, naming opportunities or how a gift from your estate can be used to name a space and leave an enduring legacy in you or a loved one’s honor, contact 415-694-7333 or jsachs@lighthouse-sf.org.
Here is our current list of naming opportunities:
Access Technology Demo Room
Adaptations Store
10th Floor Reception
Auditorium-Multi-Purpose Room (capacity 150)
Blindness Skills Training Area
Conference Room 925
Fitness Gym and Yoga Studio
Immersion Student Lounge
Integrating Stairwell
Living Room 11th Floor
Living Room-9th Floor
Volunteer Area
Thank you to our donors who have named rooms:
10th Floor: Herbst 10th Floor Reception and Community Learning Center
Art Room: Dove’s Nest Craft Studio
Board Room: Harold S. Dobbs Board Conference Room
Braille Room: Winifred Downing Braille Room
DPR Conference Toom 955
Enchanted Hills Office: Gena Harper and Mike May Enchanted Hills Camp and Retreat Office
Executive Suite: Michael and Leslye Dellar Executive Office
Finance Offices: US Bank Finance Suite
Ham Radio Room: Bill Gerrey, WA6NPC Amateur Radio Station
MADLab: Jerry Kuns and Theresa Postello MADLab
Pre-function Lounge: Susan O’Sullivan Room in memory of Audrey Baker
Recording Studio: Mike Cole Recording Studio
Staff Lounge: Mutual of America Staff Lounge
STEM Lab: Innovation Lab by Toyota
Student Kitchen: Hilda Angelica Cavagnero Student Kitchen
Student Residence: Erman Vincent Cavagnero Student Residence
Teaching Kitchen: Betty Ruhland Teaching Kitchen
Tech Training Rooms: Kebbel Family Tech Labs #1, #2, #3
UC Berkeley Clinic: Joseph K. Chan Low Vision Clinic
Video Conference Room: Polara Video Conference Center
