Three grants will help more visually impaired people
Three grants from different organisations will help us get more radios to blind and partially sighted people in central England.…
Generous Carlisle motorists raising funds for radios
Moto has chosen to support BWBF at its service station in Cumbria. General Manager of Moto’s Southwaite services Karen Nicholson…
Reaching Out project to launch thanks to grant
Hundreds more visually impaired people will benefit thanks to a grant from the ED Charitable Trust. Many people with sight…
BWBF chosen for Waitrose Community Matters in Sefton
Shoppers in Sefton have the chance to support the community’s visually impaired people after BWBF was chosen by Waitrose as…
Brewery trust funds adapted radios
Three visually impaired people living in the West Country will be given specially adapted radios thanks to a local trust.…
Swansea DJ and mum given internet radios
A blind DJ and his partially sighted mum have been given specially adapted radios. Paul and Barbara Johnson, from Swansea,…
Foundation funds radios for Bristol and South Glocs visually impaired
Fifteen visually impaired people in Bristol and South Gloucestershire will receive new, specially adapted radios thanks to a grant. The…
British Wireless for the Blind Fund brings new light into lives of the visually impaired
A big thank you for the very generous grant from the Freemasons’ Grand Charity. Thanks to a very generous grant…
Radio gift marks Churchill anniversary
Presenter and BWBF patron Sue Cook has presented one of our radios to an 88-year-old at Churchill’s former home in…
Reaching Out project gets off the ground
Work is underway on a research project which will help BWBF reach hundreds more visually impaired people. Earlier this year…