VI-SA-GB The visually impaired sailing association of Great Britain is a not for profit voluntary association led and run by blind and partially sighted yachting enthusiasts with the objective of ensuring that all visually impaired people have the opportunity to participate and experience offshore sailing on equal terms.
VI-SA-GB's objectives are four fold, and combine:
VI-SA-GB's aims and objectives are certainly achievable with the support from people such as yourselves. The VI-SA-GB executive management committee is confident that noticeable progress into achieving these aims and objectives can be made within a remarkably short period of time, but for VI-SA-GB to position itself where it is going to succeed in delivering true equality, independence and dignity for visually impaired sailing enthusiasts, it is first going to need the help of people like you. People that also believe in equality, independence and dignity, and that is why we are appealing for your help today.
VI-SA-GB recognise that demands upon people and organisations such as yourselves by not for profit voluntary organisations and charitable associations is immense, and we respect the pressure that appeals and requests for assistance by the not for profit sector places upon individuals and organisations.
VI-SA-GB ask that you kindly consider our appeal. Our Commodore would like to be given the opportunity to express just how much true equality, independence and dignity means to blind and visually impaired sailing enthusiasts, and however much your support can be today, you will make a tremendous contribution to VI-SA-GB achieving it's aims and objectives.
Dear Supporter,
VI-SA-GB appreciate that you've taken the time to consider our appeal, and think that you may be able to support the aims and objectives of the association in some manner or another.
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