#977of 1,000 in 2025

Association for the Blind and

Location
Charleston, South Carolina
Founded
1936
Website
abvisc.org
220%Three-year growth, FY2022 to FY2025
$2.7MFY2025 revenue
37Employees, FY2025
#14of 14 in South Carolina

Revenue by fiscal year

FY2022: $834,942 $835K FY22 FY2023: $980,643 $981K FY23 FY2024: $1,917,093 $1.9M FY24 FY2025: $2,674,203 $2.7M FY25

We count pledges when the cash is received, not when they’re promised, so these numbers differ from Association for the Blind and’s 990. How we count pledges

Where revenue came from, FY2025

Program revenue
$869K · 32%
Related organizations
$723K · 27%
Gifts and grants
$656K · 25%
Government grants
$394K · 15%
Other revenue
$32K · 1%
Total revenue on the 990
$2,679,486
Donated goods and property
− $5,283
Revenue we count
$2,674,203

What it does

The association serves and supports those with visual needs in south carolina and surrounding areas.

The association's various programs include good cheer activities and other social programs designed to assist and aid the visually impaired in the area.
Abvi offers comprehensive vision rehabilitation and educational services for individuals of all ages throughout south carolina and beyond. For adults, abvi's certified vision specialists provide training in assistive technology, orientation and mobility, skills for daily living, and much more to empower adults with low vision or blindness to achieve their independence goals and to mitigate falls and other mental and physical comorbidities that can accompany vision loss without rehabilitation. Abvi offers three distinct programs for children with low vision or blindness: early intervention (ages 0-3): early intervention services aim to empower the child's first teacher as well as teach vision specific skills to maximize school readiness. The vision institute school-based services (4k-21): our highly qualified teachers serve students in the carolinas in public, charter and private schools by teaching braille, assistive technology, access to the curriculum, and safe, independent travel. Transition services (13-21): transition servicees are for students who need additional support with expanded core curriculum skills to help meet employement or post-secondary educational goals. This includes social skills, orientation and mobility, assistive technology, independent living, and self-determination.
Scholarship assistance for the routine medical care and grooming of guide dogs for members.

Leadership

Courtney PlotnerCEO

EIN 57-0324912 · Full filings on ProPublica

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