Jonathan Lardner director of Blind Welfare Association announced that they are excited about their first online auction. “The online auction stratergy will help to raise awareness and offer an exiting way to raise funds that will directly benefit our members “”
This coincides with our release of our new website that gives visitors a clear understanding of our mission and the many services that we offer the blind and visually impaired.

Opportunity for businesses and individuals to make a difference

At present our initial focus is to encourage individual donors and business sponsors who want to be acknowledged as making a real difference to the blind and visually impaired members within our community and support the cause by donating goods and services. Jonathon added that any goods or services, no matter how small will be greatly appreciated and acknowledged accordingly.

A member based organisation
Blind Welfare Association established in 1937 is run by blind people for blind people. Now with over 700 members the Blind Welfare Association a not for profit organisation actively promotes a variety of services for blind persons within our South Australian Communities. To know more about Blind Welfare Association visit www.blindwelfare.org.au


All Donations and fundraising activities will help to support the much needed services provided to members. Services that include advocacy, education, transport, financial assistance, accommodation, social support and many other programs that support member’s dignity, independence and quality of life.

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