Talking Book Library for the Blind

The Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission (Fresno EOC) is one of the largest nonprofit Community Action Agencies in the United States, dedicated to transforming lives and promoting self-sufficiency among underserved populations. Established in 1965, the agency offers over 30 programs that address various community needs, including education, housing, food nutrition, employment, and health services. With a commitment to fighting poverty, Fresno EOC employs more than 1,200 staff members who work collaboratively to bridge gaps in essential services. The organization plays a vital role in advancing opportunities for individuals and families, ensuring equitable access to resources and support throughout Fresno County. Generated from the website

The City of Fresno's Parks and Recreation Department is dedicated to providing the community with access to well-maintained green spaces that promote leisure and recreational activities. With a focus on enhancing public enjoyment and quality of life, they facilitate diverse programs and services that cater to the needs of residents throughout Fresno. In addition to their commitment to outdoor spaces, the department collaborates closely with other city services, ensuring efficient operations and community support. Through various initiatives, they aim to foster a vibrant, inclusive environment that encourages active participation and engagement from all citizens. Generated from the website

Valley Library Bindery is located in Fresno, California and was established in 1933 by John M. Kirste. We have provided library binding services for public libraries, universities, school districts, hospitals, doctors and law libraries throughout California for 76 years. We are committed to continue the same high quality bookbinding and personalized customer service that our grandfather began in 1933.