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The Low Vision Resource Center and Owl Radio are dedicated to empowering individuals with low vision.
Our radio reading service enables active participation in society fostering independence and inclusion.
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Free Meta AI Glasses for Veterans with Vision Loss

Austin Event October 27, 2026 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
The University of Texas at Austin Dell Campus for Advanced Research (formerly known as the
J.J. Pickle Research Campus) 2901 Read Granberry Trail Austin, TX 78758

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A generous grant given to the Low Vision Resource Center and Owl Radio from the San Antonio Area Foundation was made possible in part through the collective generosity of donors, including: 

  • ​Emily Joan Brown Fund

  • Maurice and Edith Cohen Fund for the Blind

  • Althea K. Kirkwood Fund

  • ​Ruth Lang Charitable Fund​

  • Sally P. and Glenn L. Ramsdell Charitable Fund

  • Lila G. and Vesey F. Taylor Fund

  • Norma Friedrich Ward Trustof the San Antonio Area Foundation.

At the Owl Radio and Low Vision Resource Center, we believe that losing sight should never mean losing
connection, purpose, or joy. 

 
In the past year, here's how we have changed lives in our community:
  • There were 5,786 hours of volunteer service. 
  • Owl Radio kept the airwaves alive 24/7, bringing news, stories, and companionship to people who
    can't access traditional print.
  • Owl Radio has given over 4,500 radios to people with low vision and have over 120 volunteers .
  • Low Vision Resource Center have monthly club meetings and quarterly Texas Blind Veterans Interest Group.
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