Foundation for Blind Children
Chris Hawk is an experienced IT professional with a robust background in managing information technology operations since May 2013 as the Director of Information Technology at The Foundation for Blind Children. Responsibilities include onboarding and supervising IT staff, managing vendor relationships, overseeing the IT budget, and maintaining corporate network infrastructure. Prior to this role, Chris served as an IT Support Technician and held positions at NAU Forestry, Northern Arizona University, and Downstream Casino Resort, which provided foundational experiences in technical support and computer assistance. Chris holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with a focus on Computer Information Systems from Northern Arizona University, earned in 2013.
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Foundation for Blind Children
The Foundation for Blind Children was founded in 1952 by parents of blind children who wanted services for their blind children in Phoenix, instead of having to send them to the State Institution for the Blind in Tucson. The Foundation for Blind Children is the largest non-profit agency of it's kind in the United States serving the blind and visually impaired of all ages, from birth to currently 102 years old. As the only agency of its kind in Arizona, the Foundation for Blind Children is an essential resource to families and children with blindness or low vision. With three Valley locations (East Valley, West Valley and Central Phoenix), we strive to serve as "the" community's resource for blind, visually impaired, and multi-handicapped children, adults, and their families. As the only agency of its kind in Arizona, the Foundation for Blind Children is an essential resource to families and children with blindness or low vision. Without FBC, blind children would not get the opportunities that should be available to every child - to learn, play sports, participate fully in the world around them and become successful, productive adults. We provide a comprehensive system of services, which optimizes the blind, or visually impaired child's development and which provides many opportunities to lead a meaningful and productive life--starting with infancy, through preschool, elementary and secondary education throughout college and adulthood. Many of our children graduate from college, pursue successful careers and lead lives filled with enriching possibilities