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Guiding Eyes for the Blind Set Goal for YE Fundraising
Here at Guiding Eyes for the Blind, we work every day to provide life-changing support to people with vision loss – 100% free of charge – through our amazing guide dogs. This vital assistance is only possible because of generous supporters like you. We are beyond proud of all you've helped us accomplish in 2024, and we've got big plans for 2025. To make sure we can keep funding our essential work to breed, raise and train guide dogs – and connect them with the people who need them most – we set a goal to
Guiding Eyes Names New Litter of Puppies
Guilding Eyes for the Blind recently had an open call for creative names for the latest little of puppies to be trained. The trick – they all had to being with the letter F.And the results are in, three males are named: FlashFiyeroFrodo And four females are namedFancyFetaFiestaFantasia Before you know it, these seven puppies will make a profound difference in someone'slife as their Guiding Eyes guide dog. There is still a long journey of growing and learning ahead.Since 1954, Guiding Eyes has managed
Hometown Healthcare CEO to Lead 2025 Heart Ball
Hometown Healthcare CEO leads 2025 Capital Region Heart BallEvent brings back live music and dancing; has a masquerade theme ALBANY– Casey Toomajian of Wynantskill was surprised to learn that he was at serious risk for heart disease, and wants to raise awareness for more people who might also be at risk. To do that, he’s chairing the 2025 Capital Region Heart Ball on Friday, Feb. 28, from 6 to 11 p.m., at the Albany Capital Center, 55 Eagle St., Albany. The gala will raise funds to help the American
