95 Years and Beyond: Miami Lighthouse Gala Lights the Way to Its Centennial
Ninety-five years of service to the blind and visually impaired community in South Florida. The gala on February 6th is both a celebration of that history and a declaration of what comes next.
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Miami Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired has been serving the South Florida community for nearly a century. On February 6th, 2027, the organization marks 95 years with a gala that looks both backward and forward — celebrating the legacy and lighting the way to the centennial.
The 95 Years & Beyond Gala: Lighting the Way to Our Centennial is an unforgettable evening honoring the institution's history and the brighter future being built together. Sponsorship opportunities are available for those who want to be part of this milestone moment.
The Young Professionals of the Lighthouse — YPOL — have been part of Miami Lighthouse's community since 2003, raising awareness and funds through social activities and networking events. This gala represents the culmination of that decades-long commitment.
For more information, contact Heidy Farinas at hfarinas@miamilighthouse.org or 786-362-7510. Miami Lighthouse is located at 601 S.W. 8th Avenue, Miami, FL 33130.
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Ninety-five years of service to the blind and visually impaired community in South Florida. The gala on February 6th is both a celebration of that history and a declaration of what comes next.
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