The Alabama Council of the Blind (ACB) is a nonprofit organization that advocates for people with visual impairments in Alabama. Its mission is to promote independence, equality, and opportunities for blind and visually impaired individuals through education, advocacy, and support. ACB offers a wide range of services, including scholarships, technology training, and social events, to help people with visual impairments overcome barriers and achieve their goals. Additionally, the organization works to improve accessibility in Alabama by promoting Braille literacy, advocating for audio description, and encouraging the use of accessible technology. Through its efforts, ACB strives to empower people with visual impairments to live full, productive lives.

The Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind (AIDB) is a comprehensive education, rehabilitation, and service organization serving individuals who are deaf, blind, deaf-blind, or have a hearing or vision loss, as well as their families. Founded in 1858, AIDB has been providing innovative and quality services to people with sensory disabilities for over 160 years. AIDB operates six campuses across the state, offering a range of programs and services to meet the unique needs of each individual. These include education programs for children and adults, vocational rehabilitation, assistive technology, outreach and training, and much more. AIDB's mission is to empower individuals with sensory disabilities to achieve their maximum potential through specialized services, education, training, and advocacy.

The American Uveitis Society is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting and advancing the knowledge and treatment of uveitis and other inflammatory eye diseases. Comprised of ophthalmologists and researchers from around the world, the society aims to improve patient care through education, advocacy, and research. They provide educational resources to both healthcare professionals and patients, including guidelines for the management of uveitis and a directory of uveitis specialists. The American Uveitis Society also supports research initiatives to better understand the causes and treatments of uveitis, with the goal of ultimately finding a cure for this complex and potentially blinding disease.

The National Federation of the Blind of Alabama is a membership organization that advocates for the rights of blind individuals, promotes education and community engagement, and provides resources for those living with blindness.