[NFBOH-Cleveland] Exhibit Hall Vendors for 2019

[Owen McCafferty]

Suzanne
Thanks for mentioning but you forgot to mention the greeting cards from the Sight center that will also be at my table. Unless is that a seperate Annoucement?
Owen 

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On Thursday, October 31, 2019, 1:20 PM, Suzanne Turner via NFBOH-Cleveland <nfboh-cleveland at nfbnet.org> wrote:

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Vendors for the 2019 Convention, Obstacles are Opportunities

  

Conventioneers,

  

Please take a moment to stop and thank the vendors for participating with the 73rd Annual State of Ohio Convention. I am sure in the walls of the Exhibit Hall, there is something for everyone.

  

In addition, The membership Committee would like to welcome you to the Convention. 

  

Come on by our table!  

  

Everything is free! Yes, free! 

  

Have a great Convention!

  

2019 Vendors:

   

  

1:

CVS Pharmacy, CareMark:

Stop by the CVS table and talk  to pharmacist, Steve  who will answer your health inquiries, administer vaccinations and more. He will have  seasonal items and give aways as well.

  

2:

WHAT IS NFB NEWSLINE & WHO DOES IT SERVE?

NFB Newsline registered is a service which provides blind and print challenged US citizens access to over 470 newspapers and magazines, including local, global & international publications, TV guide, job search listings, Target & Walmart circulars, weather alerts breaking news & more. This service is FREE and many individuals who qualify for this service are completely unaware of its existence. Through the use of a land-line or mobile phone, Internet computer & Victor Reader Stream; This tool offers information, education, & independence through audio access. We want to introduce this invaluable service to individuals who desire to read their local newspapers, and magazines; so stop by the NFB Newsline Table and SIGN UP!!

  

3:

Guiding Eyes For the Blind

Guiding Eyes for the Blind: is a nonprofit organization that provides superbly bred and trained dogs to people who are blind and visually impaired. At our facilities in Yorktown Heights, NY, and Patterson, NY, we breed, raise, and train exceptional dogs known for their exceptional temperaments. Then we connect them to people who are seeking increased freedom and independence, so that together, they can experience all kinds of life adventures.

  

4:

The Ohio Association of Guide Dog Users:

The Ohio Association of Guide Dog Users will have many wonderful things at our table in the Exhibit Hall! We will be offering 10-minute chair massages, from one of our Licensed Massage Therapists, for only $10. We will have snack items for sale as well; and don’t forget to check out our new Pampered Chef online fundraiser, which kicks off at Convention! Stop by our table to pick up a catalog and check out the items that our Pampered Chef Representative has to offer.

  

5:

En-Vision America 

En-Vision America is a company providing high-tech products aimed at solving problems for individuals with visual impairment. The company has spearheaded many innovations relating to labeling including voice-enabled products like i.d. mate, the talking bar code reader, and ScriptAbility, which includes Braille, large print and talking prescription labels. Originally founded by Philip C. and David B. Raistrick in 1996, the cornerstone of the company is based on one single premise: to provide those with vision impairment equal access and greater independence through technology.

  

6:

Aira 

Aira connects people who are blind or low vision to a trained professional agent who is dedicated to further enhancing their everyday experience – at the touch of a button. We do not have any paper literature but will be there in person to explain the Aira service, provide demos, and answer any questions anyone may have about the service. 

  

7:

ICanConnect:

ICanConnect provides individuals with deaf/blind and combine hearing and vision loss, the equipment to communication. ICC program is under FCC. Equipment that we provide are Computer, laptop, smartphone, tablet, phone, and Braille.

  

8:

Disability Rights Ohio, Columbus, Ohio:

Disability Rights Ohio is a non-profit corporation with a mission to advocate for the human, civil, and legal rights of people with disabilities in Ohio.

  

9:

State Library of Ohio:

The State Library, along with the Cleveland Public Library and the National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled provide audio, braille and downloadable books to eligible residents. The Talking Book Program provides free recorded books, magazines and playback equipment to approximately 14,000 eligible blind, visually impaired, print disabled and reading disabled Ohio residents.

  

10:

Greater Cincinnati Chapter:

  

  

11:

Franklin County Board of Elections:

The Board of Elections will be taking the new voting machines throughout the county to educate registered voters on how the system works.

  

12:

Opportunities for Ohioans with Disabilities:

OOD’s Bureau of Services for the Visually Impaired provides vocational rehabilitation (VR) services to eligible individuals with blindness and low vision to assist them to attain and maintain competitive integrated employment. OOD works with adults seeking to enter the workforce or retain a job, and with youth beginning at age 14 to assist them as they transition from high school, to college and/or the workplace.

OOD’s Independent Living Older Blind (ILOB) program provides training in the areas of rehabilitation teaching and mobility and orientation training to assist eligible seniors residing in Ohio with severe visual impairments to remain independent. Services are designed to assist individuals to maintain independent living and avoid the costly alternative of institutionally based care.

  

13:

See3D – 3D Printing for the Blind:

See3D Will have 3D models for people to touch, and flyers in print, large print and braille. We have a banner that is on a tall stand for display.

  

14:

Community Outreach, Department of Columbus Fire: 

We provide the blind and disabled community with safety in their homes with Smoke Alarms and Carbon Monoxide Alarms.

All are welcome to explore the devices. Please come and sign-up if you live in Columbus! However, if not! Come and get valuable information to help you in your immediate area!

  

15:

Soaps By Us, llc: 

Soaps By Us, "Experience the difference"

  

16:

Owen’s World of Art:

Come and learn about six acrylic or textured paintings, sizes 11x14 to 16x20 stretched canvas. I’ll also auction 16x20 “Guide Puppy” painting at the banquet.  

  

17:

Newsreel

Newsreel: produces a monthly audio magazine for the blind and visually impaired.  The subscribers dictate what they want to hear each month. Often they will record an article in their own voice.  The topics are wide-ranged from an article on a piece of accessible equipment, and/or a demo on a piece of equipment that they feel would be of interest to the listeners. We also show case the many talents of our subscribers.  This is a nationwide magazine with subscribers in some foreign countries.  Newsreel Magazine is available in NLS  cartridge, flash drive, MP3CD, 4-track cassette and download from the computer.

  

18:

NFB of Ohio Membership Committee:

The Membership Committee will offer free items at the table for personal use, such as lip chap, hand sanitizers, ink pens, microfiber cloths for cleaning magnifiers and glasses  and more. In addition, we will raffle NFB mugs with Braille embossing at the top of every hour. Moreover, literature will be available for attendees to learn about the Louisiana Center for the Blind, come and pick-up a 2020 Braille Calendar and a Learning Sight and Sound catalogue for individuals who are limited in vision and hearing. Are you learning the NFB Pledge? We have those Cards too. Members who visit the Membership table will also be able to get Braille and Large Print information, regarding how the census is used, and how it is inviting individuals with disabilities to ensure their participation. Did I mention candy? 

  

19:

Universal Vision Technology, LLC:

We provide accessibility technology of Electronic Magnifiers, OCR Readers and other items.

  

20:

The Ohio Association of the DeafBlind

Ohio Association of the DeafBlind: (OADB), purpose is to improve the quality of life for the individuals who are DeafBlind and Hearing-visually impaired and their surrounding community through advocacy, self-awareness, social and economic opportunities. Activities stem from a Fall event hosted on October 5 at Lehrner's Pumpkin Farm in Radnor, Ohio. And, a Holiday event will be in Brookville, Ohio on December 7, 2019.

  

21:

Greater Akron Chapter:

We will provide a new car!

Kidding, that’s from the Price is Right.

We will be selling NFB of Ohio wristbands. They are navy blue with raised, tactile white lettering that says our web address NFBOhio.org, followed by a dash, and then Live the Life You Want.

  

22:

“FROM THE BACK OF THE BUS TO THE FRONT OF THE CLASSROOM.” 

By Dr. JW Smith

At my table will be copies of my book for sell for ten dollars which focuses on my journey as a blind and black Professor for thirty years and is entitled, FROM THE BACK OF THE BUS TO THE FRONT OF THE CLASSROOM.

Also, I will be giving away, Braille calendars for 2020, copies of the new Courtesy Rules Of Blindness and copies of some of my musical recordings specifically, my Christmas recording, my original RandB recording and my Country Soul recording as long as they last!

  

23:

Guide Dogs of America:

Guide Dogs of America empowers people who are blind and visually impaired to live with greater confidence, mobility and independence by providing expertly matched guide dog partners.

  

24:

Cleveland Chapter:

Consider shopping at the Cleveland Chapter’s table for Christmas gifts. We  have Candy Jars Decorated in selective colors, accented with bling, ribbon, lace   and tulle fabric filled with goodies. Also, for jewelry lovers, introducing “Paparazzi Bling Jewelry that will make your current items jealous. To help you with your spending, a 50/50 raffel will be offered so you can continue shopping. 

  

25:

Ohio Department of Insurance:

OSHIIP provides free objective information, education and counseling on Medicare benefits and information on the process for low income beneficiaries to apply for assistance. 

  

26:

Seize The Day Innovations

We offer “Contrast Matting” for low-vision Aid

Tiles create a benefit of light. 

Tiles feel different so you know where you are.

Pathway is sacred space; no obstacles are put in the way.

It is supportive new technology for the visually impaired community

  

27:

Social Security Administration: (SSA)

Currently working or considering employment? Maybe you are retiring or getting married. Come and speak to a representative of the Social Security Administration to get your questions answered. There will be literature in alternative formats available as well.

 

28:

VOICEcorps:

VOICEcorps reading service is pleased to have a table at the upcoming NFB Ohio Convention in Columbus. VOICEcorps enriches lives by reading printed news and other information to people who are blind, have low vision or other conditions that prevent reading. We do this through providing special radio receivers to our listeners, and online through streaming audio via our website and electronic devices.

  

  

29:

Greater Miami Valley Chapter:

The Miami Valley Chapter will have delicious M&M’s for your enjoyment.

  

30:

Greater Cincinnati Chapter:

Come and shop at the Cincinnati table. we have braille puzzle books for five dollars, long sleeve T-shirts for 20 dollars, jewelry sets  for 3 dollars, body oils for 5 dollars and  The NFB Tumbler’s for 18 dollars.

  

31: 

Foundation Fighting Blindness: 

The urgent mission of the Foundation Fighting Blindness is to drive the research that will provide preventions, treatments, and cures for people affected by retinitis pigmentosa, macular degeneration, Usher syndrome, and the entire spectrum of retinal degenerative diseases.

  

  
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