Our Story

• Large, Clear Print you can see at a glance
• Writable & Erasable Pages that work with pencil
• Marker-Friendly Paper that won’t bleed through
• Durable Spiral Binding for easy page turning
• Trusted Information — national holidays, seasonal changes, full moons, and more
• Extended Use with 13-month and 19-month formats for smooth year-end transitions

• From our standard products to fully custom calendars, our purpose has always been the same: to help people stay connected, independent, and organized. We know our calendars don’t just hang on walls — they live in homes, schools, clinics, and community spaces. That’s why every detail, from print size to binding, is intentional.

Behind every calendar is a mighty and mission-driven team.

• Patrick J. Fischer — Founder & CEO - Pat has spent nearly 30 years serving the blind and low-vision community, connecting people with tools and resources that make daily life a little easier.

• Katie Wilson — Client Success Manager - Katie works directly with our custom calendar clients, helping them design calendars that showcase their logo, events, and important dates. With 8 years of experience in printing customer service, she makes sure every detail — from design to delivery — is handled with care.

• We’re also deeply grateful to the talented graphic artists, skilled printers, and meticulous binders whose hands bring each calendar to life with clarity, care, and beauty.

• In addition to designing accessible calendars, Pat authored Navigating Life with Low Vision: Essential Knowledge, Tools, and Strategies for Independence—a heartfelt and practical guide shaped by nearly thirty years of hands-on experience with the blind and low-vision community. The book weaves together real-life stories, expert insights, and empowering strategies to help individuals and families navigate life with confidence and independence.

• One of its most powerful features is a comprehensive, state-by-state directory of resources—carefully organized to make it easy for readers to find support in their own communities. Whether you're seeking low vision rehabilitation, assistive technology, or local advocacy groups, the guide points you to someone in your state who can help. It also includes dedicated listings for veterans, ensuring that those who’ve served have clear pathways to the specialized support they deserve.