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Mission and Values

Learn about our mission and the values that animate everything we do.
Roger and Ales.

Meet Ales

Ales Janosik had never known someone who is blind, but now he can’t imagine life without his good friend, Roger. Since 2014, Ales has been a Vision Mate volunteer to Roger – a Charlottetown man who is blind.
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Choosing the Legal Structure of Your Business

Do you want to own a business by yourself? With a partner or many shareholders? Find out your options for structuring your business and who gets the profits.
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Business in Bloom: Marie Claire Bilyk

When Marie Claire received a business grant from Goodwill, she became determined to grow and succeed. Find out how she started Blossom Fitness and rose above the competition.
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Reading contracted braille

Learn to read contracted braille.
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International Affairs

We are an active participant on the international stage, working with government and other non-profit organizations and to share expertise and professional resources with people experiencing sight loss.
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Fundraise or Volunteer

Fundraising or volunteering for an issue you care about is a great way to bring your team together, while providing life-changing support to people in your community impacted by blindness.
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Gift of property

A gift of property minimizes your estate's taxes while maximizing your ability to change the lives of future generations of people impacted by blindness.
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Guide dog etiquette

Guide dogs aren’t pets. They’re partners in mobility for people who are blind, Deafblind, or have low vision. By learning and following proper etiquette, you can help make your community more welcoming for guide dog teams.
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Donor FAQs

If you have questions about making a donation to the CNIB Foundation, we have the answers.
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CNIB International Youth Internship Program

Working with Global Affairs Canada, CNIB is providing in-person and remote international internships for persons who identify as living with disability aged 18-30.