20/200 Fellowship Mission

To advance the independence of persons who are blind or visually impaired by providing a one-stop resource and education center wherein planning, activities and training are driven by a team of sighted and visually impaired persons dedicated to promoting personal and professional independence and advancement. learn more...
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Promoting Self Independence

We offer a number of services designed by and for those affected by vision loss. With the primary objective of promoting personal and professional independence, our programs employ the philosophy that one blind person can be best equipped to coach another. learn more...
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Volunteer to help others

The Fellowship needs volunteers, both blind and sighted, to help those adjusting to blindness learn new methods of performing everyday tasks, to help with our after school and summer children’s programming and to assist with a myriad of office tasks. learn more...
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Make a difference

You can make a tax-deductible financial contribution! Specifically, a donation of $25 gives one person an individual demonstration of available low-vision aids. When you give $100, you provide one person with introductory technology skills. Your donation of $250 provides one child with after school or summer educational and mobility training activities. learn more...
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About Us

20/200 Fellowship, Inc. offers support, assistance and advocacy to residents of the Treasure Coast whose lives are affected, either directly or indirectly, by vision loss or blindness. (Learn More…)

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Volunteer Service Program

This program enhances the independence of visually impaired persons by pairing visually impaired individuals and volunteers, who work together to design new methods of performing daily tasks. Volunteers may work with children in our camps or adults in their homes or both. No matter in which capacity they work with us, our volunteers always say they get as much from the experience as their partner does.