Support us

Money is one way. Flights, beds, points, connections and ideas are the others.

Ways to help

Share what we are doing with others!

Another big expense is lodging. Do you know anyone in the hotel/Airbnb space? Do you have a place a traveler can stay?

Do you have points you do not use. You can donate your travel points today!

Do you have a trip idea for someone who is blind or low vision that is adventurous and educational?
Check out our Ideas Page!

Something else in mind?
We appreciate any questions, comments, ideas and critiques — email Mike@BlindTravel.org.

Any donation is put straight to work on the next round of travel grants, and is greatly appreciated.
Would you like to help?

Make checks payable to Blind Travel Foundation, Inc.

Mailing Address:
Blind Travel Foundation, Inc.
c/o Mike Walsh
1 City Point, 27F
Brooklyn, NY 11201

Contact Mike@BlindTravel.org for details.

Send donation to Mike@BlindTravel.org and put “Donation” in the subject line.

Contact Mike Walsh
Mike@BlindTravel.org
(608) 609-8919

Blind Travel Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)(3). Donations are tax deductible. EIN: 87-3855511

Organisations giving our grant winners the things money is slowest to buy.

A visual interpreting service, giving live, on-demand access to visual information. They provide our grant winners with minutes to help them explore the world.
A Wisconsin law firm headquartered in Madison. Axley attorney John Walsh serves on our Board and provides legal counsel.
Gear designed for independence. Our 2025 grant winners received $3,000 in store credit.
Awarewolf Gear donated an all-terrain cane to our grant winner Ted Tahquechi.

Interested in sponsoring us? Contact Mike@BlindTravel.org.

People who gave us their work, their photographs or their advice, and asked for nothing back.

David Goldstein

Thank you David for helping to build this website. David is actively helping blind and low vision individuals gain accessibility. Check out his podcast at ICANTCU.com!
Matt Perkins

Thank you Matt Perkins for the featured photo on this page. Check out Matt’s photography on his website and on Instagram (@medic1480).
Molly Watt

Thank you Molly Watt for the picture. Molly has Usher Syndrome and is a strong advocate for others with the condition. You can follow Molly on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, and her website!
Mara Lauren

Thank you Mara Lauren for the picture. Mara has an active following on Instagram sharing her life while living with Usher Syndrome.
Christina Daniels

Thank you to the Christina Daniels from the Lighthouse San Francisco for her guidance. They give away $25,000 prizes for blind and low vision individuals to execute a project helping others.