The Washington Volunteer Readers for the Blind
Announce the Fourth Annual
William E. Bradford Memorial Award
The purpose of the award is to honor and preserve William E. Bradford’s dedication to bringing the printed word to blind and visually impaired people by supporting the efforts of visually impaired people to access educational and/or vocational opportunities. The award of $2,000 may be used for purchase or equipment, books and services identified in the award applications by individuals residing in the District of Columbia.
The Bradford Award Committee of the WVRB will solicit applications from the blind and visually impaired community, review all applications and recommend applicant(s) to the Board, which will make a final decision on the award at its December meeting.
The recipient of the award and his or her quest will be invited to the Annual Volunteer Recognition Dinner in late January to meet members and volunteers, explain how he or she intends to use the award, and accept the check.
The Bradford Award Application can be downloaded here and can be submitted to:
Washington Volunteer Readers for the Blind
William E. Bradford Memorial Award
The MLK Library
901 G St., NW, Room 215
Washington, DC 20001
lbph.dcph@dc.gov
202-727-2142 or contact
Herb Persil, Bradford Award Committee Chair, 703-503-9020