The following exhibitors and organizations will be available throughout the convention. Be sure to stop by, connect, and explore the many resources and opportunities they offer.

An index card with your name in print and braille can be found in your registration packet. Have each exhibitor you visit mark your card. If you visit all exhibitors, return the card to the information table to be placed in a cash drawing on Sunday. You must be present to win. Please note: Affiliate chapters and divisions will be selling throughout the weekend and are not part of the drawing.

Bus Across Nebraska — Black Hills Regional Ski for Light (BHSFL)

Bus Across Nebraska coordinates transportation for individuals attending the annual Black Hills Regional Ski for Light event in Deadwood, South Dakota. This effort makes it possible for individuals who are blind or who have low vision to take part in a week-long program focused on recreation, community, and personal growth.

Ward Kinney, Coordinator
(402) 630-3640
whkinney@gmail.com
www.busacrossneb.org

Christian Record Services, Inc.

Free programs and resources are available for individuals who are blind or who have low vision. Offerings include a library of books and materials in braille, large print, and audio formats, as well as Bibles and Bible lessons. Live call-in programs are hosted each week through PhoneFaith, and scholarships are available for camp adventures and undergraduate students.

Dextor Thomas, President
(402) 488-0981
info@christianrecord.org
www.christianrecord.org

Enable Savings Plan — Bronze Level Sponsor

Enable is dedicated to helping individuals with disabilities reach their financial goals through savings and investment options. The Enable Savings Plan is a qualified ABLE program sponsored by the State of Nebraska, allowing individuals to save for disability-related expenses while maintaining eligibility for important benefits like SSI and Medicaid. Accounts offer tax-free growth and tax-free withdrawals when used for qualified expenses such as housing, education, transportation, health care, and assistive technology.

Shauna Paolini, Director
(844) ENABLE4
Shauna.paolini@nebraska.gov
www.enablesavings.com

iCanConnect Nebraska — Bronze Level Sponsor

The iCanConnect Program administered through the Assistive Technology Partnership (ATP) helps individuals with combined vision and hearing loss stay connected through specialized communication equipment. For over 10 years, ATP has administered this national program in Nebraska, ensuring those with limited incomes can access phone, email, and internet services.

Brooke Harrie, Coordinator
(402) 679-4271
Brooke.harrie@nebraska.gov
www.icanconnect.org

Kelly's Art

Kelly Coleman, a blind artist, creates both tactile and standard landscape paintings, offering visually engaging and textured artwork for all audiences.

Kelly Coleman, Blind Artist
(402) 432-1877
colemankelly268@gmail.com

NanoPac, Inc. — Bronze Level Sponsor

NanoPac has been serving the blind and low vision community in Nebraska for nearly 40 years. The company represents leading manufacturers of blindness technology and provides products that empower individuals to live independently. Every low vision, braille, and blindness technology product comes with lifetime support.

Patrick J. Fischer, Regional Representative
(402) 699-4357
patrick@nanopac.com
www.nanopac.com

Nebraska Center for the Education of Children Who Are Blind or Visually Impaired (NCECBVI)

NCECBVI serves children from infancy through age 21. The program offers the expertise and specialized skills of the center's staff to serve students who are blind or who have low vision in residential, day, and outreach settings. Services are provided to local school districts, students, families, teachers, and other support staff.

Audrey Graves, Director of Programs
(402) 873-5513
agraves@esu4.net
www.ncecbvi.org

Nebraska Commission for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (NCDHH)

NCDHH is an agency that is committed to access for all. It serves people living in Nebraska with hearing loss through a variety of programs. NCDHH also provides education, youth and family services, training, and advocacy.

Aaron Rothenberger, Outreach Liaison
(800) 545-6244
ncdhh@nebraska.gov
www.ncdhh.nebraska.gov

Nebraska Library Commission — Talking Book and Braille Service (TBBS)

TBBS provides free access to audiobooks, audio magazines, and braille materials for individuals who are blind or who have low vision, or who have physical or print disabilities that limit the use of regular print. As part of the National Library Service (NLS) network, TBBS offers materials by mail and digital downloads through BARD online and BARD Mobile.

Miranda Shreves, Marketing and Outreach Coordinator
(402) 471-4038
miranda.shreves@nebraska.gov
www.nlc.nebraska.gov/tbbs

Nebraska Secretary of State — Elections Division

The Elections Division ensures the integrity of elections in Nebraska by overseeing election laws, managing election procedures, maintaining election tabulation equipment and ballot-marking devices, and administering the state voter registration system. Stop by to try out the ExpressVote machine and get answers to your general voting questions.

Beckie Cromer, Elections Coordinator
(402) 471-6148
sos.elect@nebraska.gov
www.sos.nebraska.gov

Next Steps Access, LLC — Bronze Level Sponsor

Based in Nebraska, Next Steps Access, LLC manufactures the DCane, a lightweight and flexible long white cane crafted for confident travel. Made by the blind and used by the blind, the DCane reflects quality craftsmanship and a commitment to independence.

Jamie K. Richey, Owner
(308) 520-9024
NextStepsAccess@gmail.com

Outlook Enrichment — Bronze Level Sponsor

For over 25 years, Outlook Enrichment has empowered individuals who are blind or who have low vision to live, work, and thrive with confidence. Through programs in adaptive technology, independent living, recreation and the arts, health and wellness, and work readiness, Outlook Enrichment supports independence and confidence. Join in building a more inclusive and accessible community!

Nina Rongisch, Director of Fund Development
(531) 365-5342
nrongisch@outlooken.org
www.outlooken.org

Radio Talking Book Service (RTBS)

RTBS connects individuals who are blind or who have low vision, or who are print disabled, with access to news, information, arts, and culture through the human voice and technology with three programs: Radio Talking Book Network (RTBN), Nebraska's only radio reading service; Listening Link, an educational reading service; and Audio Description.

Bekah Jerde, Executive Director
(402) 572-3003
info@rtbs.org
www.rtbs.org

Vanda Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

Non-24-Hour Sleep-Wake Disorder (Non-24) is a chronic condition that disrupts the body's natural sleep cycle. It affects up to 70% of people who are blind, many of whom may not even be aware they have it. Symptoms include difficulty falling asleep, staying asleep, excessive daytime sleepiness, and waking up feeling groggy or unrested.

Vicki Preddy, Nurse Educator
(202) 578-9060
Vicki.preddy@vandapharma.com
www.vandapharma.com

Affiliate Chapters and Divisions

Note: The following affiliate chapters and divisions will be selling throughout the weekend and are not part of the exhibitor card drawing.

Nebraska Association of Blind Students

A variety of snacks and drinks are available for purchase, helping to keep attendees energized throughout the day.

Lucas Griess, President
(402) 925-8538
students@ne.nfb.org
www.ne.nfb.org/students

National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska Greater At-Large Chapter

Purchase a stylish Braille bracelet, available in a variety of colors and sayings, for just $5. Or try your luck with our 50/50 raffle. Tickets are $5 or 6 for $20. The winner will be drawn during the banquet, and you do not need to be present to win.

Kimberly Scherbarth, President
(308) 224-1134
greater-at-large@ne.nfb.org
www.ne.nfb.org/greater-at-large

National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska Lincoln Chapter

Score some delicious Baker's Chocolates for just $6 a bag! Thirteen different flavors are available: Scooters, milk mocha, milk chocolate, milk mint, milk raspberry, milk peanut butter, milk coconut, milk caramel, dark chocolate, dark mint, dark cherry, dark orange, and dark sea salt caramel.

Nancy Coffman, President
(402) 450-7469
lincoln@ne.nfb.org
www.ne.nfb.org/lincoln

National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska Omaha Chapter

Need some cold hard cash? Get your chance to win $250 in our cash raffle! Tickets are $5 or 5 for $20. The winner will be drawn during the banquet — no need to be present to win!

Bob Burns, President
(402) 210-5750
omaha@ne.nfb.org
www.ne.nfb.org/omaha

National Federation of the Blind of Nebraska Senior Division

Take part in an exciting raffle featuring two Omaha Steaks packages, each valued at $175. These premium packages make a perfect gift or a great addition to your own table. Raffle tickets are available for $5 or 5 for $20. Don't miss your chance to support the division and win a delicious prize.

Karen Moritz, President
(402) 570-7827
seniors@ne.nfb.org
www.ne.nfb.org/seniors