What is your worst nightmare? An injury? A fall? Complete darkness? Ever been to a place so dark you can't make out anything? For some people, it's reality.
Each one of us has tried to imagine what it's like to be blind. But we can never come close to it. To eliminate colour, sights, written characters, or any visual from our lives, would be devastating. But for some, it isn't a choice. A congenital disability, an accident, has left them blind for life.
The Walking Canes have proved a useful tool to millions of blind people in navigating their environments with confidence and ease. We believe that independence and freedom to travel are critical for improving the quality of life of a blind individual. Regardless of their ability to pay, every blind person should have a walking cane to move independently.
Walking without cane is a nightmare for visually impaired people. The white canes are lifeline for any person who is deprived from the gift of sight. It has proved as the most potent tool for the blind people, so that they can walk, navigate their path without assistance. The walking cane has become a symbol of the ability of a visually impaired person to move around on his own.
Your contribution will give independence to the blind individuals to navigate their path without assistance.
Help be their eyes, donate a walking cane.
"Receiving this walking cane has been life-changing. I now feel much more independent and confident when navigating through the city. The Blind Welfare Society has truly made a difference in my daily life."
— Bhawna
"The walking cane has given me a new sense of freedom. I can now go to the market and visit my friends without relying on someone to guide me. Thank you for this wonderful gift."
— Fruty Kumari
"This cane has not only improved my mobility but also my self-esteem. I feel more secure knowing I have a reliable tool to help me get around. The support from the Blind Welfare Society is invaluable."
— Sangeeta Yadav
"I am so grateful for this walking cane. It has made a huge differencing my ability to move around independently. I no longer feel confined to my home."
— Sajida
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"The walking cane has been a blessing. It has provided me with the independence I lost when I don’t have funds to purchase it. I can now walk with confidence and ease."
— Kiran Kushvaha
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"Thanks to the Blind Welfare Society, I received a walking cane that has drastically improved my quality of life. It's amazing how something so simple can make such a big impact."
— Jaisik
"This cane has given me the courage to go out and explore my neighborhood again. I feel much safer and more capable thanks to the Blind Welfare Society's generosity."
— Rakhi
"I am incredibly thankful for the walking cane. It has restored a sense of normalcy to my life. I can now run errands and visit friends without feeling anxious."
— Poonam
"Receiving this cane has been a game-changer for me. I can now move around my community with greater ease and confidence. The Blind Welfare Society has my deepest gratitude."
— Neha Kumari
"The walking cane has significantly improved my independence. I no longer have to rely on others as much, and I feel empowered to take on daily tasks. Thank you for this incredible support."
— Sneha
Donations made to Blind Welfare Society are Exempted under section 80G of Indian Income Tax Act, 1961.
In case you have donated directly through UPI, kindly E-Mail your details such as Name, Address and PAN for 80G receipt on
You can transfer your contributions in the below account:
Account Holder Name: Blind Welfare Society
Account Number: 31073619505
Bank Name: State Bank of India
Branch Name: Jawalaheri
RTGS/IFSC/NEFT Code: SBIN0006623
If you have transfer funds in our account, kindly E-Mail your details such as Name, Address and PAN for 80G receipt on
info@blindwelfaresociety.in
If you are donating from outside India, you can contribute through Every.org which is a most largest and trusted donation platform.
Donations made to Every.org are exempted under section 501(C) for US residence.
By contributing to our feature donation campaigns, you are not just supporting us,
you are fostering independence, education, and accessibility for the people with blindness.
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The following stories highlight the transformative journey of these remarkable individuals within our organization.
Hailing from Delhi, Sneha came to Blind Welfare Society in July 2023.
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Hailing from a small village of Gwalior district, Madhya Pradesh, Archana came to Blind Welfare Society in July 2023
Chhavi’s journey is a testament to the transformative power of education and the invaluable support provided by the Blind Welfare Society.