Assistive equipment is expensive precisely for the families least able to pay for it. We keep our tools simple, durable, and as close to cost as we can — and every order you place puts the same tool into a classroom that couldn't buy it.
How buy-one-give-one works here: your payment covers your item plus its twin. When you order, we match your purchase with an identical tool delivered to a partner school on our waiting list — and we tell you which school received it.
For schools and parents
Everything a class needs to run tactile literacy sessions for up to eight children at once: bricks, baseplates, and a teacher's activity book of games that work for blind and sighted students together — because inclusion means the same table, not a separate one.
$0 + one kit donated
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Early literacy
An alphabet of building bricks whose studs form braille letters, with print letters underneath so sighted parents, siblings, and teachers can play and learn alongside. Braille starts as a game — which is exactly how reading should start.
$0 + one set donated
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Everyday writing
The tool that put Hana's name under her fingers. A pocket slate, stylus, and a term's supply of braille paper — the pencil case of a blind student, at the price of one. No batteries, no repairs, no reason a school should be without it.
$0 + one kit donated
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Sponsorship
Not a product for you — a product for a child you'll never meet. Your sponsorship covers an eye exam, a first pair of glasses a child actually chooses, and one replacement, because children are children. You receive a note when your pair finds its owner.
$0 one child, one pair
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