Virtual Graduation Sponsorship
While our in-person graduation celebrations are canceled indefinitely, you can still celebrate with us the graduating teams. Becoming a virtual sponsor is a great way to honor someone or raise awareness of your company while furthering Guiding Eyes for the Blind’s work to pair exceptional guide dogs with people with vision loss.
Benefits include:
- Your special message will appear on our graduation page for 1 month
- You will receive copies of the bios of anyone graduating during that month
- You will receive a branded Guiding Eyes for the Blind keychain
We kindly request a donation of $500 or more to become a digital sponsor
Questions? Please reach out to Rebekah Cross, Special Gifts Officer, by calling 914-243-2211 or emailing rcross@guidingeyes.org.
![This week's Transformation Tuesday feature is Anderson, a sweet yellow lab from our Winter Olympic Litter, named in honor of @TeamUSA Gold Medalists at the 2018 PyeongChang Winter Olympic Games. Anderson's namesake is @JamieAnderson, whose slopestyle win made her the first female snowboarder to win more than one Olympic gold.
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For Jordan, Anderson's volunteer puppy raiser in the @gebrichmond region, it was clear right from the start that Anderson was a 'good-as-gold' pup with a huge heart and an even bigger smile. "Anderson was my best buddy for over a year. We did everything together; shopping, restaurants, vacations, and many work trips. You can’t help but fall in love with Anderson when you meet him. Anderson was always so willing to accommodate my every request, even when that meant posing for a million pictures or dressing up like Anderson Cooper (including glasses and a wig). His calm demeanor and willingness to please make him an exceptional companion and guide."
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In September, Anderson trained with his partner Margaret, a retired Psychiatric Therapist. Anderson is Margaret's 6th Guiding Eyes guide dog, and each guide dog has made a big difference in Margaret's life. "[They've made an impact] in every way! It has allowed me to go to work, take buses, go out with friends and have a more active life. My guide dogs have provided security and companionship. They even helped with therapy groups when I was working, by becoming a part of the therapy. Patients fell in love with my dogs and they adapted themselves to the love. They were all very good dogs.”
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Read more about Margaret and Anderson by clicking the link in our bio.
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Picture Description:
[1] Yellow lab Anderson is pictured as an adorable puppy in a down position while wearing a medal on a red ribbon around his neck.
Credit: @tischmanpets
[2] Margaret & Anderson’s team graduation photo, with Anderson looking very professional in his leather guide dog harness as he sits beside Margaret.
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