Friday, December 18, 2020
5:30 PM CST
In this innovative dining experience, all participants dial in from home.
TBSC Directors Mr. & Mrs. Blair
Background Image from Freepik
Entertainment by Marvin Lyles, Carolers
Surprise Guests, Dinner & Gifts
The 51st West Jundale Community Block Club didn’t waste any time or efforts in delivering the BSC Staff & Patrons Thanksgiving Meals on November 20th. We can’t thank you enough President Julian Carr, Vicky, Chrystal & daughter. You took volunteer virtual assistance to a whole new level. You rock and you rule. Thank you. Thank you, thank you!
Pickup and Deliveries ✅
#sheddinglightonblindness
Join us in congratulations to the accomplished Author/Publicist
TBSC Patron Mrs. Eunice Riddle.
Location:
Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church
977 Chase Street
Gary, IN 46404
Time: 1pm-3pm
First off, this book is written by someone who is blind. Have you ever
wondered what it was like to be blind? Do you know someone who is blind?
This book will explain the hardships of being blind and how you can
help others who are blind. Some help was needed regarding editing as you
can imagine. This book also includes journal entries written 100% by
Eunice on a computer.
Mrs. Eunice Riddle
(219) 882-7178
The Blind Social Center
(219) 980-0097
Orders will be taken at book signing.
Beginning @ JUNDALE 5100 Madison St.
Walking the Savannah Bike Trail on 52nd Broadway in Gary, Indiana
We gifted quality blankets to seniors this season.
Past Events
Gary, IN -- Gary’s classic soul daily music show THE DRIVE FROM 2 P.M. – 5 P.M. will be on the road on Wednesday, October 16 from 1 p.m. – 5 p.m. at The Blind Social Center, 4955 Broadway in Gary in support of Breast Cancer Awareness. The event is also supported by Humana Health. THE DRIVE FROM 2 P.M. – 5 P.M. is a classic soul music featuring the sounds of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. Show hosts Steve Williams and Karen Williams talk music and entertainment on the daily show. “We really wanted to go out and meet our fans and at the same time bring awareness to breast cancer month. We’re going to have fun and we hope that people will bring a donation to the Pink Ribbon Society, too. Almost everyone knows someone or someone family that has been touched by this disease,” said Karen Williams. Williams said they chose The Blind Social Center to host their program because it is a great asset to the community and is a great location. “We want people to come out and have fun and dance and sing. We have so many people who say they listen. This is our way of meeting and greeting them and at the same time have some fun.” Those coming to the event are asked to wear something pink in support of breast cancer awareness.
Friday, August 23, 2019
About TBSC ANNUAL WALKATHON ON YESTERDAY... it was EVERYTHING!!! Thank you Strack & Van Til (Merrillville, IN) for the many cases of water... Our favorite drink was cold water yesterday - this is our story and we’re sticking with that. We started and finished our walk with it (water). Even the bikers were able to quench their thirst and we owe it all to you!!! Hip hip hooray for Strack and Van Til We have the best Partners!!! #sheddinglightonblindness Follow us on Social Media, Instagram, YouTube