Donate Your Vehicle to Sun Sounds and Turn it into the Programs You Love

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Do you have a vehicle that you are not driving anymore? Donate it to to Sun Sounds and turn it into money for Sun Sounds.

Call 602-526-3157 or Member Services at 480-774-8400 or visit this page on our website here.

Our certified mechanics will evaluate your vehicle and possibly fix it up for the highest resale value and the highest tax write-off. 

We'll tow it away for free, Sun Sounds gets a donation, and you get a tax write-off! Everybody wins!

Upcoming Community Events

2026 Annual Conference and Business Meeting of the Arizona Council of the Blind

Sun Sounds of Arizona is pleased to share an exciting opportunity for listeners and community members across the state. The Arizona Council of the Blind (AZCB) will host its 2026 Virtual Conference and Annual Business Meeting on April 10 and 11 and it’s completely free to attend.

This engaging, statewide event is open to individuals who are blind or have low vision, as well as family members, professionals, and anyone interested in accessibility, technology, and building a more inclusive community.

The conference begins Friday, April 10 at 5:00 p.m. with a virtual pre-conference mixer on Zoom.  Attendees can enjoy a relaxed evening of conversation, games, trivia, and door prizes while connecting with others from across Arizona.

Accessibility Note: If you do not use the Zoom platform or do not have a smartphone, you can still fully participate. One-tap mobile numbers will be provided

On Saturday, April 11, the conference continues from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., featuring this year’s theme, “Building Beyond the Basics.”

Participants are welcome to join as early as 8:00 a.m. to meet and connect with others before sessions begin.

The morning will include four informative and interactive workshops covering:

  • The latest updates from the American Council of the Blind
  • New digital accessibility requirements for state and local governments
  • Financial topics such as money management, investing, and estate planning
  • Practical tools, tips, and technology to support independence and everyday living for people with vision loss

At 1:00 p.m., AZCB will hold its Annual Business Meeting, where members can hear updates from leadership, participate in elections, and help shape the organization’s future.

This virtual conference offers a unique opportunity to learn, share, and build connections within Arizona’s blindness and low vision community all from the comfort of home.

Registration is free and easy.
To sign up and learn more, visit:
azcb.org/conference


About Sun Sounds of Arizona
Sun Sounds of Arizona is a radio reading service providing access to news, information, and entertainment for individuals who are blind, have low vision, or face other print disabilities, serving listeners throughout the state.

About the Arizona Council of the Blind
The Arizona Council of the Blind is a statewide affiliate of the American Council of the Blind, dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals with vision loss through advocacy, education, and community involvement.

 

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