The Chicago Lighthouse is a comprehensive social service organization serving the blind, visually impaired, disabled and Veteran communities since 1906.
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ALT Poster for Disability Pride Night on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, at Gallagher Way. Events include a Disability Pride Fair from 4:35-7:30 PM, followed by a baseball game at 7:05 PM with the Detroit Tigers vs. Chicago Cubs. Activities feature live music, a baseball player meet and greet, guide dogs, hands-on activities, Cubs collectibles for sale, and information about disability services. Includes logos for the Chicago Cubs and The Chicago Lighthouse.
ALT A colorful scrapbook page with handwritten text that reads: "Working at The Chicago Lighthouse sparks my potential. I feel very fortunate to be part of an organization that makes a big difference in the community." A small Polaroid photo Dave H. holding a top hat prop.
ALT A handwritten message reads, "Being part of something bigger than myself sparks my potential." Below the note is a small Polaroid photograph of a person holding a frame. The note and photo are placed on a colorful scrapbook background featuring stripes and beaded decorations. T
ALT A colorful scrapbook page with a handwritten note that reads “Working with great people and working with The Lighthouse and being seen for my potential and different abilities, being part of something bigger than myself and being part an amazing mission sparks my potential.” A small polaroid photo on the page shows Yani posing with lighthouse mascot, Ray L Beacon.
ALT A colorful collage with a handwritten note on white paper reading, "Being seen for my abilities, not my limitations, sparks my potential!" Beside it is a small image of balloons and a photo of a person wearing a sparkly hat and necklace. A message at the bottom reads "Here's to 120 years!"
ALT A decorative card displays a photo of two people posing with fun props. Colorful streamers and a string of beads hang above. The card includes uplifting text saying, "Effecting Positive Change sparks my potential," with words "Positive Change" highlighted in colors. The bottom of the card reads, "Shine Your Light," adorned with gold hearts and decorative tape.
ALT The Chicago Lighthouse Photography for All Flyer. Young adults (ages 16-24) who are blind or have low vision are encouraged to apply for this free program by 5/19: https://chicagolighthouse.org/youth-transition-application/.
ALT Lisa, Angela, and Lion Dan wear yellow Lions aprons and stand behind the counter in the cafeteria, ready to serve up some delicious pancakes.
ALT Grace, Lindsay, and Angela K. stand together wearing yellow aprons with the Lions Club International logo. Balloons are visible in the background.
ALT A group of people standing at a table covered with a blue and white checkered cloth. They are wearing yellow aprons with the "Lions Clubs International" logo. One person is signing a ticket while others smile beside a gold balloon.
ALT A group of people sit around a table covered with a blue and white checkered tablecloth in the cafeteria. The room is decorated with blue and gold star balloons.
ALT A young girl wearing sunglasses holds a bright green beeping egg up to her ear. She is holding a yellow bucket in a colorful playground.
ALT A young boy smiles as he finds two beeping eggs under a blue playground slide. A colorful bucket sits next to him.
ALT A child in a wheelchair is smiling while participating in an egg hunt at a playground. Adults are assisting, with one placing colored eggs on the ground.
ALT A child in a bright pink jacket reaches down to pick up a beeping egg from the ground . She is holding a white cane and an adult is are in a playground engaging in an Easter egg hunt. The child, holding a white cane, is reaching for an egg on the ground. Both are carrying colorful baskets. The background features playground equipment.
