ACB Monthly Monetary Support Program

The American Council of the Blind (ACB) is a national organization founded in 1961, dedicated to promoting independence, equality, and improved quality of life for blind and visually impaired individuals. With around 70 state chapters and special-interest affiliates, ACB represents a diverse range of groups, including students, families, and professionals. The organization emphasizes acceptance, diversity, and self-defined success for its members.

ACB's mission includes advocating for policies that enhance the lives of blind and visually impaired people, supporting local chapters, and fostering community through annual conventions. The organization offers various programs and services, such as the Audio Description Project, public awareness campaigns, scholarships, and peer support networks. ACB aims to empower its members and promote inclusion within society, engaging with policymakers and the general public to raise awareness about the needs and rights of the blind community.