Austin Lighthouse for the Blind


Redefining Possibilities.

A truly unique artistic experience. Each piece in this exhibition is absolutely magical. Bravo!

PHAM NGUYEN

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Our Partners

This collection is made possible by the generosity of our donors.


Oil Lamp Co.
Typewriter, Inc.
Sea Turtles Co.
Binoculars Inc.
Sea Serpent Co.
A japanese painting of a bird in a river.

My Story

Learn how I became an artist, and how I developed this particular style.

Japanese painting of flora on a river.

Get in Touch

Want to show my art in your gallery? Send me an email and we’ll chat.

Japanese painting of birds in the shore.

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Japanese painting of birds in the shore.

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Love my work? Follow me online to see new paintings first.

Image of lotus flower bud.

Just an ounce of prevention makes perfect.

— Margarit Avagyan


Image of lotus flowers.

Curiosity is as good as a wink to a blind horse.

— Rūta Eglītis


Image of lotus flower.

Wednesday’s child is certain to have nine lives.

— Nevra Badem


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Designs for vases created by Noritake, a Japanese tableware company founded in 1876 under the name Morimura Gumi. They officially changed their name in 1981. These designs date back to the late 19th century.

Did You know?


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55,000+

Residents in Central Texas live with a vision difficulty

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2x

Americans with vision difficulty experience poverty at a 2X greater rate

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$130 Billion

Annual combined direct and indirect economic costs of vision loss in the U.S.


Our Impact & Insights:


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2,500

More than 2,500 blind individuals receive training education and services each year

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Employed

  • 400+ Employees
  • 200+ Blind/Visually Impaired
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$16/hr

Minimum wage + full benefits package


Changing Lives


For members of Austin’s blind and visually impaired community, independence starts here. From access to tools and training, to employment coaching and opportunities, we strive to help provide you with the support you need.

As a leading association for the blind and visually impaired, Austin Lighthouse fosters independence and opportunity. Our programs empower individuals through tailored vision impairment services, offering tools and training that make a real difference. By partnering with businesses and communities, we create pathways for success and inclusion.

We focus on building skills, confidence, and careers for those we serve, and we are proud to offer services for the blind in Texas. Whether through employment opportunities or community engagement, our mission is to inspire and uplift. As an association for the blind and visually impaired, we continue to innovate, ensuring that every individual has access to the resources they need to thrive. Together, we’re shaping a brighter, more inclusive future for all.

The austin lighthouse building

Business Solutions


We produce military goods while creating jobs for Texans who are blind or visually impaired, including apparel, hygiene products, and uniform items.

Low vision products on display on a store shelf.

Browse Our Stores


When you shop with Austin Lighthouse, you’re not just buying office supplies, cleaning products, or products — you’re funding meaningful careers for central Texans who are blind or visually impaired.

Hector Molina and Will Grantham training in warehouse

Make A Difference


Help us create more opportunities for blind and visually impaired Texans to thrive. Your gift matters.



Our Partners


We are partnered with AbilityOne and the National Industries for the Blind as well as other programs and partners to provide service, support, and employment opportunities to blind and visually impaired citizens in Travis county and surrounding areas.

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