<b>Welcome to the CCB Happenings for May 7.</b>

<h2>Disability Rights Advocates</h2>
(DRA) would like to speak with Kaiser patients with vision disabilities in California who have experienced barriers in accessing the online patient portals or other services (including printed materials, in-person facilities, etc.) offered by Kaiser. If you meet these criteria and would like to speak with someone at DRA, please contact Vera Mastrorilli, DRA Paralegal, at <b>(510) 665-8644</b> or
vmastrorilli@dralegal.org

<h2>From James Collins, Community Educator:</h2>
Join the Keep it Golden Movement and Meet Goldie!
California Council of the Blind is working together to save energy, money and the environment. And with Goldie, our Keep it Golden ® guide, you can keep up with your energy-saving goals with fun weekly tasks and challenges – all while helping to Keep California Golden. Sign up today, share with friends, and keep saving energy with new tips every week!
<a href=HTTPS://WWW.ENERGYUPGRADECA.ORG/THE-MOVEMENT/>Keep It Golden:</a> Join The Movement | Energy Upgrade California® | Energy Upgrade California® | Energy Upgrade California®
For more information, please contact James at: james.collins@ccbnet.org or <b>916-441-2100</b>

<h2>CAAVL WEEKLY SIGHT LOSS SUPPORT GROUP CALL</h2>
The California Alliance on Aging and Vision Loss is an affiliate of the California Council of the Blind.
Our mission is to work with people to address the challenges that aging and vision loss present.
If you are experiencing sight loss for the first time, or currently going through further vision loss, this group is for you. Please let friends know about this opportunity.
Each week we meet <b>Friday</b> morning from <b>10am to 11am</b> Pacific time. All conversations are confidential. For further information, or to obtain details about how to join the call, please contact Margie Donovan at <b>916-293-9505</b> or email her at margie.donovan1@outlook.com

<h2>From The California Alliance on Aging and Vision Loss:</h2>
Special Note: We know that there are friends who are diabetics and shy away from regular candies loaded with sugar. I am pleased to inform you that the regular sees website http://www.sees.com does feature sugarless candy.

Now, you can go to our CAAVL Sees Webstore and buy a gift card and use this card to buy your sugarless or regular candy from the regular Sees website.
We are excited to begin our See’s Candies Spring online fundraiser. Thank you so much for your past support. The purpose of our Fundraising Project is to give assistance to elderly persons facing vision loss.
Please help us by visiting CAAVL’s online See’s Candy Store Front to purchase wonderful Mother’s Day, Father’s Day or Spring gifts for friends, relatives or maybe yourself. If you don’t see an item you like, consider buying gift cards to use on the See’s website. Just click on this link: <a href=https://www.yumraising.com/secure/californiaaoa_california_alliance_on_a... Fundraiser</a> and you will be taken to our See’s Store Front. Choose the items you would like and fill out the billing and shipping information. Payment can be by Paypal or credit card.
Our Spring sale will begin on April 2 and our Sees Store Front will close on June 30 so please visit and order your Spring candy by then.
If you have difficulty ordering products, please call our CAAVL Treasurer, Denise Weddle at <b>(310) 306-8149</b>

<b>Thank you for reading.</b>