The nonprofit Seeing Through Touch was established for the creation and development of sculpture parks for all—including the blind and visually impaired. The work of the committee members is voluntary.

Its purpose is the realization and outdoor installation of a series of bronze sculptures illustrating the thirty articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The sculptures are meant to be touched by visitors and commented on, with texts in both conventional characters and Braille.

The nonprofit is responsible for raising the funds necessary for the creation of each park and the installation. The park will be gifted to the city with certain agreements, and the city will take ownership of the park once installed in terms of its maintenance, etc. Seeing Through Touch also administers the projects and promotes the works.

Seeing Through Touch is recognized as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt charitable organization.

It is open to all people motivated to further the cause of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights through the Human Rights sculpture parks.

The projects of Seeing Through Touch are not for any furtherance of commercial, political, or religious agendas.