Innervision will give 7% off to anyone who signs up to Distrokid using the Innervision link below. We earn $10 for every signup, so this is a great way you can help us raise funds.

Distrokid Signup Link: https://distrokid.com/vip/seven/2379997

Innervision: Empowering Blind and Disabled Musical Artists through Health, Nutrition, and Wellness

Innervision in 2026 is launching an innovative program designed to teach 300 blind and disabled musical artists the fundamentals of plant-based eating, indoor gardening, and year-round accessible exercise. This project merges health education with creative empowerment—helping participants strengthen their bodies, nourish their minds, and sustain their musical dreams.

Through interactive Zoom workshops and in-person sessions, participants will learn how to grow fresh fruits and vegetables indoors using low-cost, space-saving hydroponic and container gardening systems. Our plant-based cooking demonstrations will show how to prepare nutritious, affordable meals that support energy, immune function, and mental focus—key elements for musicians and performers.

To ensure full inclusion, each class will be audio-described, hands-on, and accessible for people with visual and physical disabilities. Certified plant-based chefs, wellness instructors, and adaptive fitness coaches will guide participants through routines tailored for wheelchair users and individuals with limited mobility, promoting independence and long-term well-being.

Participants will also track their progress through short video journals, which will be shared on Innervision FM’s podcast and YouTube channel, inspiring others in the blind and disabled community to make positive health changes.

This initiative aligns with Innervision’s mission to help blind and disabled artists become self-sufficient through education, creativity, and health awareness. By combining wellness, sustainability, and music, we aim to create a model for inclusive community learning that empowers individuals to take charge of their health, reduce medical dependency, and thrive physically and artistically.

Together, we can show that when health, creativity, and accessibility meet, independence and opportunity grow year-round—just like the veggies on our windowsills.

* How will Innervision use the $200,000?

The $$$$ grants and donations will be used to cover instructor fees, purchase indoor growing kits for teaching blind and disabled artists how to grow their own produce, obtain membership at a adaptive exercise equipment gym for accessible fitness, and support production costs for creating educational media that promotes year-round health, wellness, and self-sufficiency through Innervision FM’s programs.



Why would receiving your generous donations be critical for our project?

Because it will directly fund essential supplies—indoor growing kits, adaptive exercise tools, and audio-described educational materials—for our next class of blind and disabled artists. This seed funding allows Innervision to continue offering accessible, free workshops that teach plant-based eating, year-round gardening, and fitness to improve health and self-sufficiency in the disabled community.

This project will be led by disabled people that benefit other disabled people!

Innervision is proudly led by blind president Johnnie Johnson, who has directed the nonprofit since 1990. Our project is created by and for disabled people—teaching blind and disabled musical artists about plant-based eating, indoor gardening, accessible exercise, and the business of music and podcasting. It empowers participants to improve health, independence, and career skills while building a stronger disabled creative community.

Choose through Donor Box (seen below) your level of donations:

Innervision wants you to stay till the end as we will give away a free booking tool when you sign up on our email list.

Navigating the Music Industry: An Overview
• Content: we will provide an introduction to the music industry, covering the main components such as record labels, distributors, managers, and booking agents. Explain the roles these entities play and how they can impact an artist's career.
• Key Points:
• The structure of the music industry
• Roles and responsibilities of industry professionals
• How artists can network and find the right contacts

Now that you stayed till the end, email us at: innervision3@msn.com to get your free booking tool!

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VIDEO Unlocking the Music Indsutry: A Beginner's Guide

The Mission of Innervision

The mission of Innervision is to fund an after-school program for blind youth and a continuing education program for blind adults; to teach the on-air and the business side of running a community internet podcast station; to bring live and prerecorded podcasts, featuring musical artists and disabled news programs, to enrich the Denver community.