National Braille Press

Such a wonderful night celebrating all those that power our mission! Congratulations to the Norfolk Lions and Kate Crohan for being awarded our annual Group and Sue Ammeter Individual Volunteer awards and Ann Cunningham on winning this year’s Touch of Genius Grant!

Congrats to our very own Joseph Quintanilla!!

Today the Woburn Host Lions invade Fenway Park! Our 76th President, Joe Quintanilla will be installed along with the starting lineup of Board of Directors for this upcoming Lions year! We will celebrate America’s pass time, our accomplishments over the last year and our members who have had a huge impact on our success! It will be great to be in one of the country’s most iconic venues to celebrate lionism, philanthropy! The Woburn Host lions Club will be in the same venue where baseball hall of famers have made their mark! We will be honoring our own hall of famers! We are proud to have a special event on the 250th year of our country at America’s favorite stadium!
A Special thanks to William J Barabino, Attorney & Councilor At Law ( www.williambarabino.com ) as well as Kevin Andrews, a Club member all the way from Chicago for their generosity in supporting the installation!

National Braille Press has provided us with a limited number of braille copies of the 2026 Red Sox season schedule!

If you'd like a copy, email [email protected] or call 339-239-8869. Please provide your name and mailing address, and we'll send one to you while supplies last!

⚾ Available on a first-come, first-served basis.

National Braille Press

What a day!! Congratulations to all of our amazing runners who completed the today!!

Another great story on the Beep Baseball game at Fenway Park yesterday!

Fenway Park hosts inaugural Beep Baseball game designed for blind and low-vision athletes - Boston News, Weather, Sports | WHDH 7News BOSTON (WHDH) - Fenway Park hosted its first beep baseball game on Sunday — a game developed for those with blindness or low vision, usesRead More

So many past and present Braille All-Stars and Future Braille All-Stars got to show off their skills yesterday at Fenway Park!!

Fenway Park hosts inaugural 'beep baseball' game Fenway Park hosted its first "beep baseball" game Sunday afternoon, giving players with blindness or low vision a chance to show off their skills on the baseball diamond.

So exciting to be at the today as guests of to celebrate the 10th anniversary of VoyaCares!! Congratulations to all our friends and wonderful volunteers at !!

Shoutout to our wonderful friends at the Concord MA Lions Club!! They came to volunteer and collate print-braille copies of Dr Seuss classic, “The Lorax,” but also presented us with $10,000 to fund our children’s braille literacy programs!! Go Lions!!



Image descriptions: The first image is of volunteer Lions standing behind a long table all surrounding NBP’s VP of Development, Joe Quintanilla, who is smiling and holding a large check made out to National Braille Press for $10,000. All are smiling and many are wearing Lions shirts, hats or sweatshirts. The other images are volunteers in action around a long table covered with piles of both print and braille pages. Volunteers are working together to assemble copies of “The Lorax”

Today is our 99th birthday!! NBP has been serving the blind and low vision community with braille since 1927 and we’re not stopping anytime soon!! Joe Q even shared a birthday song to celebrate 🙂


Image Description: A table filled with cone party hats “brailled” with pom poms to reas NBP and trays of cupcakes with a golden sparkly sign that reads Happy 99th Birthday

So excited to get our team singlets in just in time for ! Can’t wait to be together will our whole team on Marathon Monday!