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New picture of officers. ***Description: GCB officers Betsy Grenevitch (At Large Representative), Marsha Farrow (Treasurer), Cecily Laney Nipper (President), Kathy Morris (Secretary). Not pictured: Marj Schneider (First Vice President), Judy Presley (Second Vice President).

Privacy Policy

The Georgia Council of the Blind respects your right to privacy, and we want you to understand that we take this right seriously.

We will not capture your address information for the purpose of creating a commercial asset for the Houston Council of the Blind. We will not sell or trade address information to anyone. We will not share address information with anyone, except in the case where you instruct us to forward your email address to someone you may designate.

If you contact us by email, your return address will not be used for any purpose other than to correspond with you. We will not place cookies on your machine, and we will not use "web beacons," "web bugs," or "pop-ups" on this site. If you choose to donate to the Houston Council of the Blind, please contact us by email or call us at 713-520-9237. We will keep your identity and contact information confidential within the Houston Council of the Blind.

We reserve the right to modify this privacy policy at any time without any prior notice to you. Any such modification will be posted on this site in a timely manner.

GCB Link Mobile App

The GCB Link app (Android version) uses background location to track your device’s current location. This information is used for the features of the app that helps users find a nearby chapter or affliate. The background location will still be active even if the app is closed. The user see a prominent disclosure within the app asking if the user whether or not to allow the "backgorund location" permission.