Cirbic Accessibility Support Program
At Cirbic, we believe that affordable assistive products can help people with vision loss maintain independence and confidence in their daily lives.
As a small business focused on accessible products, we are pleased to offer complimentary evaluation units and limited product donations to qualifying organizations that serve blind and visually impaired individuals.
Evaluation Units
We understand that organizations often prefer to review products before recommending them to clients.
Qualified blindness organizations, rehabilitation agencies, assistive technology specialists, and vision support programs may request evaluation units of select Cirbic products for assessment and demonstration purposes.
Evaluation units may be used to:
- Assess product suitability for clients
- Demonstrate products during training sessions
- Review products for resource libraries
- Evaluate products for potential inclusion in assistive technology programs
Product Donations
When inventory allows, Cirbic may provide complimentary products to qualifying nonprofit organizations and programs that directly support blind and visually impaired individuals.
Examples may include:
- Independent living programs
- Blindness rehabilitation agencies
- Assistive technology lending libraries
- Community outreach programs
- Vision loss support organizations
- Educational programs serving blind and low-vision students
While we cannot guarantee approval of every request, we carefully review each opportunity and strive to support organizations that make a meaningful difference in their communities.
Requesting Support
Organizations interested in evaluation units or product donations are welcome to contact us with:
- Organization name
- Website
- Brief description of your program
- Products of interest
- Intended use
Please send requests to:
Our Mission
Our goal is simple: to help make useful assistive products more accessible to the people who need them.
We are grateful for the work performed every day by blindness organizations, rehabilitation professionals, educators, volunteers, and advocates, and we look forward to supporting those efforts whenever possible.
Thank you for helping individuals with vision loss live more independently.