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Our Journey in Photos

Hispanic boy with his dad walks on a sidewalk with bright lights.

A three-year-old boy sideways to the camera his belt cane in front of him, both hands grip the cane. The sign behind him reads Canes welcome here.

three-year-old girl stands in middle of a rural road wearing a crown, a red sash with the words Miss Texas Belle and blowing a kiss while wearing her pediatric belt cane.

21-month old Vinny who is blind walking down stairs independently

Jorge 3-year-old boy wearing a pediatric belt cane walks on sidewalk on a sunny day. An adult is behind him, bent over to assist him.

Jojo, 4-year-old boy, holds a remote control and uses pin point vision to search for the remote control plastic airplane toy on the ground. He is wearing the first pediatric belt cane.

A two-year-old boy stands in the middle of the floor wearing his pediatric belt cane, his hands hang by his side.

The boy is seen facing the camera, the belt cane is on, the teacher is on a rolling stool behind him as he takes a step.

4-year-old stands against a brick wall hands held off the the sides, wearing his pediatric belt cane.

Audrina stands in the hallway exploring a drapery of colorful plastic ribbons hanging from a PVC tube frame.

Standing facing the camera, using his hands to explore the top of the cane frame.

Two preschool learners who are blind face each other, the bottom of their pediatric cane frames connect.

Child walks on a playground wearing his belt cane using a walker.

Two children each hold one of their mother's hands as she leads them along a sidewalk. One is wearing a pediatric belt cane, the other is sighted.

A 2-year-old girl wearing a pediatric belt cane has the cane tips touching the yellow truncated domes that signal a ramp towards a street. Her teacher bends over behind her to assist her.

A two-year-old boy holds onto the cane frame, his teacher hand over hand behind him is assisting him to navigate the curb.

A 2-year-old girl wearing sunglasses and a pediatric belt cane on a sunny day.

Boy is seated facing the camera, his two hands on top of the shape sorter on one side of his cane frame. He is smiling.

a 4-year-old boy one hand rests on his cane frame the other holds a remote control as he runs along a city sidewalk.

The blind 3-year-old has one hand held by her mom and the other hand held onto the top of her pediatric belt cane

Girl on colorful carpet has one hand on the belt cane and the other at high guard.

A one-year-old boy wearing leg braces and supported by a physical therapy assistant wears a pediatric belt cane

Audrina is smiling, both hands grip the cane frame on either side. Dr. Ambrose-Zaken squatting beside her smiling for the camera.

Ten people posing with the pediatric belt cane inside a glass high rise building.

2 year old boy takes a long stride on street wearing his belt cane, hands holding the front grip with happy expression on this face. T-shirt reads wins start here.

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Lavelle Fund for the Blind

Joy and Boysie Bollinger

Sarah K. de Coizart Article TENTH Perpetual Charitable Trust

Stephen Ambrose Historical Tours Edie Ambrose & Yakir Katz

FS Foundation

William G. & Helen C. Hoffman Foundation

Gary Solomon

Nicholas B. Ottaway Foundation

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