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<p>Wells Fargo presented a generous donation to the Greater Wilkes-Barre Association for the Blind to support the Children&#8217;s Vision Screening program. Screenings are conducted free of charge at pre-schools, daycare centers and kindergarten registrations. These screenings are completed using the SPOT vision screening equipment by WelchAllyn. To schedule a vision screening contact Denise Culver, 570-693-3555, ext. 227; or via e-mail, denise@wilkesbarreblind.com. At the check presentation, from left, are: Kevin Engelman, <ins>district manager VP,</ins> Wells Fargo; Greg Collins, <ins>area president,</ins> Wells Fargo; Sara Peperno, <ins>president/CEO,</ins> Association for the Blind; and Doug Iracki, <ins>business development manager,</ins> Wells Fargo.</p><style>
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Association for the Blind accepts donation from Wells Fargo