Founded in 1956, the Missouri Council of the Blind is Missouri's premier advocacy organization for blind and visually impaired residents — affiliated with the American Council of the Blind and dedicated to independence, equality, and opportunity.
From our governing documents and leadership to our statewide network of local affiliates and 28 active committees, everything MCB does flows from a single conviction: blind and visually impaired Missourians deserve full participation in every aspect of community life.
Explore the MCB
Mission & History
Our mission, founding story, and 70+ years of advocacy for blind Missourians. Discover the values that have guided MCB since 1956.
Board of Directors
Meet the executive officers, directors at large, and affiliate representatives who volunteer their time to lead MCB.
Local Affiliates
MCB's network of local chapters across Missouri connecting blind Missourians in their own communities.
Committees
MCB's 28 active committees drive programs, advocacy, and member services. Find out how to get involved.
Bylaws & Standing Rules
MCB's governing documents, fully searchable online with deep-link anchors to every article, section, and clause.
Annual Report & Financials
MCB's commitment to financial transparency — annual reports, IRS Form 990, and stewardship of donor resources.
Contact Us
Reach MCB by phone, email, or mail. Find office information, program contacts, and our Info Line number.
70+ Years of Advocacy for Blind Missourians
Since 1956, MCB has been the voice of blind and visually impaired Missourians at the state capitol, in local communities, and on the national stage through our affiliation with the American Council of the Blind.
Our members, affiliates, and committees work year-round to advance independence, employment, accessible transportation, and full inclusion for every blind Missourian.