MCB's corporate sponsors make our mission possible. Through their generous partnership and financial support, we are able to deliver programs, advocacy, and services that improve the lives of blind and visually impaired Missourians every day.
We are grateful for each sponsor's commitment to the blind community and to the values of independence, inclusion, and opportunity that MCB has championed since 1952.
Kansas City, Missouri
Alpha Pointe is a Kansas City-based nonprofit with a long history of providing meaningful employment opportunities and support services for people who are blind or visually impaired. As a valued MCB sponsor, Alpha Pointe shares our commitment to independence, dignity, and full community participation for blind Missourians.
St. Louis, Missouri
The Lighthouse for the Blind in St. Louis provides employment, training, and services that empower blind and visually impaired individuals throughout the St. Louis region. Their partnership with MCB strengthens our collective ability to advocate for and serve the blind community across Missouri.
Missouri
Mind's Eye is a Missouri organization dedicated to supporting blind and visually impaired individuals through programs, resources, and community engagement. Their sponsorship of MCB reflects a shared mission to expand opportunity and independence for the blind community in our state.
National
Spectrum, the brand of Charter Communications, is one of the largest cable and internet providers in the United States. Spectrum is a valued community partner of MCB, supporting our work to ensure blind and visually impaired Missourians have access to communications technology, information, and community connection.
National
Vanda Pharmaceuticals is a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on conditions that disproportionately affect blind and visually impaired individuals, including Non-24 Hour Sleep-Wake Disorder (Non-24). Vanda's support of MCB reflects their commitment to improving quality of life for the blind community through research, advocacy, and awareness.
Corporate sponsorship of MCB is a meaningful investment in the independence and quality of life of blind and visually impaired Missourians. As a sponsor, your organization will be recognized at MCB events, in the MCB Chronicle, and on our website — while directly funding programs that change lives.
To learn more about sponsorship opportunities and levels, please contact us:
Sponsor support funds MCB programs including the Adaptive Technology Grant, White Cane Program, Educational Scholarships, and Summer Camp — serving blind Missourians of all ages.