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V R Business Services Contact us for dedicated service from our logistics, flooring, and cleaning company. To learn more, visit www.vrbusinessservices.com.
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Whether you need operations support for your business, new carpet or flooring, or exceptional custodial services, you can depend on VR Business Services of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. Our logistics, flooring, and cleaning company consists of three distinct divisions, each of which offers their own unique services. Though our diverse offerings range from outsourced logistics and fulfillment to carpet

and flooring vending — as well as maintenance and cleaning — the common bond connecting them all is our commitment to a job well done. Our proud, 95-year history is a testament to our longstanding role as a staple in our community with a proven record of success. VR Business Services is responsible for over 80% of the funding necessary for Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania to provide programs to the Blind and Visually Impaired.

📣 Vision Resources Board Leadership UpdateAs we close out another fiscal year, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude...
06/16/2026

📣 Vision Resources Board Leadership Update

As we close out another fiscal year, we want to extend our heartfelt gratitude to several dedicated members of our Board of Directors whose service has made a lasting impact on Vision Resources.

Please join us in thanking our outgoing board members:

⭐ Johnathan Jackson, Chair, John Neifert, and Grace Schuyler for completing two consecutive 3-year terms of service.

⭐ Steven Lucking, M.D. and Lauren McDaniel for completing their 3-year terms.

⭐ Michael Jaeger, who returned to the board last year and is now stepping away as required by board term policies.

Your time, leadership, advocacy, and commitment have helped strengthen our mission and expand opportunities for the individuals and families we serve. We are deeply grateful for your dedication.

At the same time, we are excited to welcome Pete VanZandt back to the Vision Resources Board of Directors. We look forward to his continued leadership and contributions in the years ahead.



Visual Description of photo: Board members recognized during the final board meeting of the fiscal year.
Row 1, left to right is Johnathan Jackson, Chair, Mark Totaro, Vice Chair, Paulette Rovito, Grace Schuyler, Esq., and Lisa Wolff.
Row 2 left to right
John Neifert, Susie Miduri, Secretary, Dustin Peachey, and Anne Bednar, Treasurer.

Honorary mentions not pictured include Terry Davis, Michael Jaeger, Gary Kirman, O.D.,
Steven Lucking, M.D., Lauren McDaniel, Reed VanDerlyke, and Mark Welliver.

Congratulations to Tyrone on his promotion to Custodial Manager!Tyrone has been part of our team for 3 years and 2 month...
06/11/2026

Congratulations to Tyrone on his promotion to Custodial Manager!

Tyrone has been part of our team for 3 years and 2 months, beginning as a part-time employee with the Game Commission and Bus Crew. Through his hard work, reliability, and commitment to excellence, he quickly proved himself as a dedicated team member and leader.

After stepping into the Bus Crew Supervisor role, Tyrone continued to demonstrate strong leadership, support for his team, and dedication to our customers. In his new role as Custodial Manager, he will take on expanded responsibilities across multiple locations, helping ensure quality service and operational success.

We are proud to celebrate Tyrone’s growth and look forward to seeing all he will accomplish in this new role. Congratulations, Tyrone!

Visual Description: Tyrone stands smiling confidently for a professional employee portrait. He is wearing a light gray VR Business Services t-shirt featuring the organization's logo on the left chest. He has short, curly dark hair, glasses, and facial hair consisting of sideburns, a mustache, and a goatee. The photo is taken against a warm wood-paneled background. Tyrone's friendly smile and relaxed posture reflect his approachable personality and positive attitude.

Our Summer Newsletter has arrived, and it's packed with exciting updates, inspiring stories, and upcoming events from Vi...
06/04/2026

Our Summer Newsletter has arrived, and it's packed with exciting updates, inspiring stories, and upcoming events from Vision Resources! ☀️

In this issue, learn about the importance of June and Helen Keller's enduring legacy, get helpful Eye Wellness Reminders for the sunny months ahead, and read about the success of our inaugural Vision Resources Passport Gala. You'll also find details about Vision Bowl 2026, highlights from our Life Enrichment Group, community outreach activities, and introductions to new members of the Vision Resources family.

We're excited to share this season's newsletter with you. If you'd like to receive future editions, sign up on our website today!



**Visual Description:** The attached images feature pages from the Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania Summer 2026 newsletter, including articles about Helen Keller's legacy, summer eye health and UV protection, the Passport Gala, Vision Bowl 2026, Life Enrichment Group activities, community outreach events, and agency updates.

June is Cataract Awareness Month Cataracts are a common part of aging, but they don't have to keep you from enjoying the...
06/02/2026

June is Cataract Awareness Month

Cataracts are a common part of aging, but they don't have to keep you from enjoying the activities you love. The good news? There are ways to manage cataracts and maintain your quality of life.

✔️ Schedule regular comprehensive eye exams
✔️ Update your eyeglasses prescription and improve lighting at home
✔️ Protect your eyes with UV-blocking sunglasses and healthy lifestyle choices
✔️ Talk with your eye care professional about cataract surgery when appropriate

Early detection and treatment can make a significant difference in preserving your vision and independence.

Don't wait to see clearly—make your eye health a priority this month.



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A Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania graphic for Cataract Awareness Month. The design features the organization's logo, the headline "June Is Cataract Month," and educational information about managing cataracts. A close-up photograph of a blue eye appears on the right side, while the left side lists four ways to manage cataracts: regular eye exams, updating glasses and lighting, protecting eye health, and considering cataract surgery. The graphic uses purple branding colors with subtle pastel accents.

🎳💥 Think you’ve got what it takes to bowl in the dark… kinda?We’re throwing down the gauntlet! Join us for Vision Bowl a...
05/28/2026

🎳💥 Think you’ve got what it takes to bowl in the dark… kinda?

We’re throwing down the gauntlet! Join us for Vision Bowl and put your skills (and your aim 😄) to the test for a great cause.

Grab a team of 4 and compete in 2 games—BUT here’s the twist: in game two, you’ll be wearing simulation glasses that mimic conditions like glaucoma, macular degeneration, diabetic retinopathy, and cataracts. 👓

Strikes, laughs, friendly competition, AND support for Low Vision Services at Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania—it’s a win-win.

🏆 Prizes for top team + top individual
🎽 Includes bowling, shoes, shirts, food & drinks
📍 1001 Eisenhower Blvd, Harrisburg
👥 Teams of 4

So… who’s taking home the trophy this year? 👀🎳
Tag your team and accept the challenge!

Visual Description: A vibrant neon bowling-themed graphic featuring glowing bowling pins, simulation glasses demonstrating different vision conditions, and the Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania logo. The design highlights the fun, inclusive spirit of Vision Bowl while raising awareness for low vision services through friendly competition and disability learning.

Protecting your vision is essential for a lifetime of healthy eyesight. This informative graphic from Vision Resources o...
05/26/2026

Protecting your vision is essential for a lifetime of healthy eyesight. This informative graphic from Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania outlines five key strategies to safeguard your eyes. Start with regular dilated eye exams to catch potential issues early. Embrace a healthy lifestyle by consuming a balanced diet rich in greens and fish. Don’t forget to wear sunglasses that block UV rays, especially during May's UV Awareness Month AND Healthy Vision Month. Understanding your family's eye health history can also help inform your care. Lastly, always use protective eyewear during activities that pose a risk.

The image features a close-up of a woman's eye, emphasizing the importance of vision care. Accompanying text highlights five essential tips for eye protection including getting a comprehensive dilated eye exam, living a healthy lifestyle, wearing proper UV protection, knowing your family history, and using protective eyewear.

Representative Tom Mehaffie, who has served Pennsylvania’s 106th District in the House of Representatives since 2017, re...
05/22/2026

Representative Tom Mehaffie, who has served Pennsylvania’s 106th District in the House of Representatives since 2017, recently joined Vision Resources' Paul Zavinsky for an engaging episode of *Insight Interviews*.

Their conversation covers topics impacting our community and offers an entertaining and insightful discussion we think listeners will truly enjoy.

*Insight Interviews* streams every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 3:00 PM through Vision Resources Audio Services. You can also listen to the podcast at [vrocp.org].

**Visual Description:**
Representative Tom Mehaffie and Vision Resources' CEO Cheryl Cuddy stand smiling together indoors on an upper-level walkway overlooking VROCP office. Tom is wearing a blue suit with a red tie, and Cheryl is wearing a navy outfit with a striped blazer.

A second picture shows Representative Tom Mehaffie sitting on the right in the same suit and sitting on the left is Vision Resources' Paul Zavinsky holding papers wearing a light blue botton down shirt and dark pants. They both have recording equipment and microphones in front of them. Steve Long stands behind the studio window working in the control room.

What’s one thing that helps you feel more independent? 💜It could be something big, like meaningful employment or learnin...
05/15/2026

What’s one thing that helps you feel more independent? 💜

It could be something big, like meaningful employment or learning a new skill, or something wonderfully small, like mastering a new app, finding a supportive community, or finally organizing that one chaotic kitchen drawer. We’re counting all victories here.

At Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania, we believe independence looks different for everyone, and every step toward it matters.

Share yours in the comments ⬇️
You never know who your story might encourage today.



Visual description: A white, purple, and yellow graphic asks, “What’s one thing that helps you feel more independent?” Photos show people navigating with a white cane, using accessible technology, working, reading, and connecting with others in the community. The Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania logo appears beside text encouraging people to share their stories in the comments, with highlights for prevention, employment, and educational awareness programs.

At Vision Resources of Central PA, we’re proud to support people of all abilities. 💜From individuals who are blind or vi...
05/13/2026

At Vision Resources of Central PA, we’re proud to support people of all abilities. 💜

From individuals who are blind or visually impaired to those navigating other disabilities, we believe everyone deserves opportunity, independence, connection, and meaningful employment.

Together, we can create a more inclusive community where every person is valued for what they bring to the world.

Visual description:
A soft purple and white promotional graphic for Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania featuring the organization’s logo, empowering text about inclusion and independence, and a peaceful lavender field at sunset. The design includes icons representing education, mobility skills, community support, advocacy, and empowerment for people with disabilities and visual impairments.

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