MAB Community Services (MAB) is one of the oldest social service agencies for blind and visually impaired people in the United States. Throughout its 120-year history, MAB Community Services has been dedicated to the inclusion of individuals with disabilities in our communities, supporting them to live full, independent, and self-directed lives, espousing the belief that disability rights are in fact civil rights. Throughout its first decades, MAB—an all-volunteer organization—found itself on the cutting edge of what could be considered "the blindness-rights movement." As broad changes evolved in social and political attitudes towards disabilities in general, and blindness, MAB’s Board responded proactively with specialized services, forward-thinking training, and advocacy.

Today, MAB has expanded its scope and works with individuals with a broad range of disabilities including visual impairment, intellectual disability, brain injury, autism spectrum disorders, and behavioral health challenges, in order for them to have agency over their lives. The organization prides itself on being an industry leader and an advocate for disability rights.