Find Eye Diseases Blindness & Vision Impairments Nonprofits and Charities

  Busyvolunteer wrote:

Over the last four years, I have spent countless hours as a volunteer for this organization in several areas -fundraising, office work, events and raising puppies. I greatly admire the mission they are attempting to accomplish. While revenues dropped... more »

  maureen5 wrote:

I was diagnosed with Fuchs' Endothelial Corneal Dystrophy many years ago. At the time I was told it was something that may or may not ever affect me. I downplayed the situation and lived my life as usual. During the summer of 2008 my vision seemed to... more »

  monifa18 wrote:

Vision services for the blind has been a great experience for me. I enjoy helping people who need it most. It has made me become a skilled individiual over the past 4years. The service has many programs to offer for the blind and visually impaired to... more »

  Tammie wrote:

Our general doctor was the one who found the IWSA for us. As first time parents we were scared enough, but when Evie was 3 days old we found out that our lives were about to take a dramatic turn by hearing that she had no irises in her eyes, that she... more »

  archaeologymom31 wrote:

I have been on two missions with this charity and am preparing to go on the one in June 2015 to Equador. It is extremely well organized, not a penny is wasted, all funds raised goes to patient care, no one gets a salary not even the director. We pay... more »

  Eric O. wrote:

I am a current student in the braille literacy program. I recently enrolled after losing the last of my sight. So far, the school administration and professors have been of invaluable help in getting me started toward a life of increased independence.... more »

  Kathi14 wrote:

CRF is the largest nonprofit in the world exclusively dedicated to funding research for a cure and supporting all those affected by CHM. Celebrating 20 years of service in 2020! more »

  Dee Jay wrote:

We worked with this organization. They put on educational events for patient and their families that have macular degeneration. Their speakers are top notch in the field they engage the audiance. Many of the participants have stated that they found this... more »

  Gauri-Desai wrote:

i have been a volountier of this sanstha for past 4-5 years.its a honest,kind,devoting work carried by the VENKATESH PARIWAR,AURANGABAD which is for the benefit for humanity.First time in my life i have seen such a unque shop for eye donation.various... more »

  GJR2013 wrote:

Visionquest 2020 is addressing a prolific yet very treatable form of blindness which is easily missed, often not being discovered until after it is too late to make a difference. Using creative technology in a very tangible and affordable way, Visionquest... more »

  madhoo wrote:

We here at The I Mission love to do as much as we can for the community and we feel like the visually impaired community in specific is very forgotten. We conduct cultural events and educational workshops to raise funds and we use this donations to improve... more »

  FBNZ wrote:

I have worked with many nonprofit organizations in many roles, but none serve a greater need or make a greater impact in the lives of those served than Blind Babies Foundation. Blind Babies Foundation works directly with families--at their own home--when... more »

  @ wrote:

This is a wonderful organization doing great work around the world. Seva has a variety of program areas, from providing low cost sight restoring cataract surgeries to the poor, to clean water and literacy programs. Their alternative gift catalog called... more »

  mirkap wrote:

Several years ago, I developed a medical condition that makes it difficult for me to read print. The staff at Vista Center taught me how to use my computer and phone non visually, which has allowed me to feel much more independent. I now put those skills... more »

  Phylly wrote:

My mother is 96 and has macular degeneration. Although she still manages to do the Times crossword puzzles, reading is a great strain. The discovery of JBI is a bright spot in her life.The convenience of the service and its competent and courteous, warm... more »

  Pat_29 wrote:

I've been fortunate enough to see the inner workings of CharityVision. The organization is based on the idea that people given the ability will help those in their own communities. CharityVision is efficient, well motivated and directed by caring and... more »

  needlepoint wrote:

Since 1946 Fight for Sight has invested in the future of vision research by funding promising young scientists early in their careers. This has led to many innovative therapies that assist patients to have better eyesight, thereby improving their quality... more »

  DPorter wrote:

Years ago I was asked to volunteer with GRF's investment committee. With glaucoma in my family, I was glad to help. As I grew more familiar with GRF, I became more involved, eventually (and still) as a board member. GRF's small staff provides useful... more »

  Emerrick445 wrote:

This organization continues to amaze year after year. Volunteer lions raising money for Mass Lions Eye Research, which in turns provides grants for research to the various eye institutions in greater Boston. more »

  Katerosloff wrote:

I have personally observed the activities of the Center for the Partially Sighted over two decades. Their programs work - from elderly people learning to cope with macular degeneration to young people dealing with vision loss to people in the prime of... more »

  frank5 wrote:

EARS is a top notch, very efficiently run organization. The staff really is very caring and concerned for all they assist. There tapes are very professionally done and do the job they were created for. Their website is very easy to use and has a database... more »

  bridgethanson wrote:

Give Sight Global has raised thousands of dollars and is coming up with creative ways to bring awareness to the millions of people around the world that have treatable visual impairments. more »

  Writer wrote:

PBNC, through their See Well to Learn Program, provides thousands of eye exams each year to children in need. It is obvious that the team is truly dedicated to positively impacting the lives and educational paths of as many children as possible. more »

  Karmen T. wrote:

This is a true grass roots organization that is truly making a difference! Board members are all volunteers, working together to make a difference for those affected with Usher syndrome. I have been working in clinical genetics for 15 years, and I have... more »

  Greg O. wrote:

Fantastic charity that supports research to treat pediatric eye diseases. more »

  Writer wrote:

When my elderly mother who has Age Related Macular Degeneration moved into our home several years ago, I was overwhelmed with problems that she had visually in day to day living. I quickly contacted the MVRF for resources and they were wonderful! They... more »

  HannahKohl wrote:

This non-profit org provides vital services /vision healthcare for an otherwise overlooked group in our society- music industry professionals! I had the pleasure of working with Mark and Amy at a fundraiser concert... They're some of the kindest, most-helpful... more »

  chris.doyousee wrote:

Less than 2% of those with visual impairment or blindness are born with this tragedy. Most individuals are stricken with visual impairment or blindness through an accident or disease. When this occurs they lose their identity and often their own self... more »

  wickjoan wrote:

I consider American Health Assistance Foundation a great organization to give help to many people who are in need of medical assistance. I have donated to this organization for over 5 years in order to help families who need it. more »

  GrammyG wrote:

The staff is well-trained and compassionate in a field which requires expertise and the ability to encourage those with vison problems to make the most of their lives. We work throughout the state of New Hampshire. Programs encourage outdoor activity,... more »

  Banda wrote:

I attended the 7th Annual Walk at their serene campus on May 14th, 2011. I was very moved by their alumni Cody Lee performing on stage to warm up the walk participants. I was welcomed at the entrance and learnt what they have been doing for the Blind... more »

  Evelyn Edelman wrote:

I look forward to going there. The people there are very supportive of my condition. The staff are wonderful. The bus drivers are very courteous when they pick us up. I am very happy and grateful to be part of this organization. more »

  mrvakharia wrote:

FOCUS is dedicated to providing free vision restoring surgery in Haiti and Rwanda, and training local doctors to provide this care to those who need it most, including premature babies whose lives are forever enhanced. They give the gift of sight which... more »

  Alex16 wrote:

Working for an organization like the Michigan Eye-Bank makes me feel like I make a difference - every single day. more »

  Writer wrote:

Fantastic organization. The dedication to the cause is phenomenal. more »

  Writer wrote:

The Blind Lives Matter Foundation is constantly developing programs to help the visually impaired. To help empower individuals who are visually impaired and provide education and an opportunity to have a better quality of life, the Blind Lives Matter... more »

  thelibrarian wrote:

I am a librarian at a school who was in search of non-contracted Braille books for a student. I was able to put in a request for a student to recieve two free braille (non-contracted) through Seedling's Book Angel Program. Non-contracted braille books... more »

  NM30639 wrote:

Very good foundation. I had the opportunity of doing mission work with them at PR in 2019. They offer free vision exams to people on need at different countries, provide the opportunity of glasses plus eye medications to people in need, plus spread the... more »

  scarolinared wrote:

The South Carolina Lions Charitable Services has an amazing program to help people with vision problems. The fact that they can take a $1300 donation and give someone back their sight is amazing. My favorite story that I've heard while working... more »

  Proverbs1527 wrote:

The Seeing Eye is an incredible organization. They have restored independence for thousands of blind people through their incredible dogs. My problem with the organization? Given that it posts higher expenses than revenues annually, why does their president... more »

  barbleftseat wrote:

The Wisconsin Council of the Blind is an outstanding organization that is always willing to provide information to our Guide Dog Clients. OccuPaws Guide Dog Association has a number of people that call us for advice regarding blindness and the resources... more »

  LR FUKA wrote:

ALOHA I RECEIVED THEIR SOLICITATION LETTER WITH A NICKEL TEASER AND POSTAGE PAID ENVELOPE. AFTER CONSULTING CHARITY NAVIGATOR I AM IMPRESSED WITH THEIR HIGH EFFECTIVENESS RATING INCREASING IN ALMOST EVERY YEAR FOR THE DECADE. I AM IMPRESSED WITH ARTICLE... more »

  mplsvolunteer wrote:

I volunteer with Vision Loss Resources in Minneapolis on a weekly basis helping with various office tasks. I have also completed sighted guide training. The people and clients of this organization are very friendly and helpful. I cannot count the numbers... more »

  Mike R wrote:

Absiolutely AMAZING organization!!!! Best Place to Work in San Antonio & Texas, creating jobs for people who are blind, supporting the military and providing high quality independent lives for the visually impaired. more »

  kleinschmidt wrote:

I have been associated with the Utah Foundation for the Blind (UFB) as a board member, and more recently as a volunteer, for well over 20 years, and it is my pleasure to write a review. UFB is an incredibly valuable resource for Utah children and youth... more »

  danjthorpe wrote:

Unique non-profit leveraging powerful technology to solve the cataract world health crisis. They are a 4 start Charity Navigator rated organization. Support this cause! more »

  Billfish wrote:

Lighthouse for the Visually Impaired and Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and... more »

  MsDavis wrote:

The NFB of DC is a wonderful organization. Two years ago I heard about the many activities they do from some blind and visually impaired friends at a potluck get together. Over the year, I kept seeing more and more very active blind individuals at other... more »

  kirstenUofU wrote:

I absolutely love volunteering for Friends For Sight. I have helped many children receive glasses for the first time and there is nothing in the world like seeing their amazed expression of truly seeing for the first time. Volunteering for Friends For... more »

  ParaGirl wrote:

Without the Wyoming Paraoptometric Association, I would never have had the resources and study material to become a Certified Paraoptometric. The support for earning continuing education credits is amplified through the speakers we get at our conferences.... more »

  nanthony24 wrote:

I have just finished my first year as an elected Trustee for the Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation. I serve on a volunteer basis. Our eye bank is one of the largest in the country. There is no waiting list for corneas in Idaho and we routinely send... more »

  Weirdo wrote:

This is a residential camp for the visually impaired starting at age 5 and up to the age of 84. During the summer the sessions are approximately one week long and are broken in different age groups. Campers participate in the same activities as most... more »

  mary.folan wrote:

I started volunteering at Friedman Place my sophomore year in 2011 for my school service hours. After I finished my service hours I did not come back until my senior year when I decided I wanted to get more involved, so the summer before my senior year... more »

  Tiffany Gonzalez wrote:

I am a Teacher of the Visually Impaired (TVI)and an instructor for Florida State University's program in Visual Disabilities training new TVI's. I've worked intermittently with the Lighthouse of Broward County for the past 6 years. The staff of the Lighthouse... more »

  Wendy Holdstock wrote:

I have been a donor to this organization for a number of years. The reason I first started to give was because of the programs they have in Latin America. I have continued to be a donor and have increased my donations over the years as I have... more »

NFB serves as a vehicle for collective action by the blind of the nation; functions as a mechanism through which the blind and... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Berks County Association for the Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision... more »

  TableRockLakeLions wrote:

The Lions Club in the Kimberling City area is part of Lions Clubs International. The club has been around for more than 50 years. Formerly called the Lions Club of Kimberling City, the club is changing its name to become Table Rock Lake Lions. This is... more »

  tapteacher7 wrote:

Caitlyn has devoted her young life to helping other children with visual impairments while putting her own struggles aside! more »

  Deepak S. wrote:

I am involved in a number of charitable organization and agreed to work with Combat Blindess since the cause is so great. Combat Blindess is devoted to a need which effects a human being the most i.e. the ability to see. The majority of the work is done... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Florida Lions Conklin Centers for the Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and... more »

  JeffBroadhurst wrote:

ANN does a great job of supporting kids and families with wobbly eyes (nystagmus). They educate, support research and run a blog that gives parents good info on nystagmus. A lso they have a good conference every two years to help families get to get... more »

  buckshot wrote:

I have a family member who is employed by Community Services for the Blind in Seattle; the work environment is extremely hostile. This is the first time I’ve witnessed such an environment, the management (including the CEO) proceed in such a way... more »

  Stephanie201 wrote:

Most of the money goes to advertising his clinic. It is being investigated by the federal government. more »

  amthom11 wrote:

I am a current graduate who began volunteering with Insightful Visionaries in order to raise awareness about their Blind Idol Semi-Final Competition. Insightful Visionaries gave me the opportunity to take all of the skills I learned as a Communications... more »

  Charles Boewe wrote:

This sleazy outfit sold my name to every scumbag outfit in the U.S. that claims to be "helping the bind," and it refuses to take my name off its mailing list. As a result I receive monthly demands from it for more money because it is "on the verge of... more »

  Patrick Kleaver wrote:

I have been donating to the St. Louis Society For the Blind and Visually Impaired for quite some time now. They provide services to adults and children to help them adapt to their blindness or limited vision; regular social activities so that their clients... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Blair Clearfield Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices... more »

  ClaudiaZeldin wrote:

American Foundation for the Blind (AFB) provides an enormous breath of disability services, but I am most impressed with how they have used their websites to provide valuable resources, build communities, and help families, professionals and job seekers. more »

  Billfish wrote:

Fayette County Association for the Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low... more »

  sedsaid wrote:

I used to be a student right after I began losing my sight. I was lost and honestly was ready to throw my arms in the air in defeat. Thankfully, the staff was so very kind and taught me how to still live my life despite being losing my vision. I found... more »

  lilacblind wrote:

I am 66 and was havig trouble reading magazines, bills, etc. The wonderful people at Lilac Services for the Blind gave me a free low-vision evaluation and then helped me select a pocket maginifier for my purse and a large hand-held magnifier for home... more »

  annie4 wrote:

My daughter Julia was born with a cataract. (Very rare) Thankfully, our pediatrician had expeience with this condition, diagnosed it the day she was born and she had surgery when she was 5 weeks old to remove the cataract. Without early detection, Julia... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Greater Wilkes-Barre Association for the Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Ensight Skills Center has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with... more »

  smagit wrote:

I came to volunteer at Horizons for the Blind, after my husband who is legally blind and could no longer work as a regional sales manager for a big drug company in Chicago let him go as he could no longer drive. He told me about all the great things they... more »

  ncrosby wrote:

I serve as president of the National Federation of the Blind of Texas. I am proud to report that during the week of June 17-21, 2019, we held our first annual Braille Enrichment for Literacy & Learning Academy in the Alvin area. We have hosted this program... more »

  dickchen wrote:

The OLS&HF;in Portland, OR was started by the Lions of Oregon in 1959 for the purpose of providing medial and surgical eye care to indigent Oregonians with an initial budget of $1,400. Now, the Oregon Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation provides over $800,000... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Center for the Visually Impaired, Inc. has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision... more »

  helpyourself wrote:

I wish I had good things to say. This place used to do so much good, until 2019 when a new leader took over things have gone south. To those who have given money to help the blind: sorry, but your donation may have been used to buy an employee’s silence... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Community Services for Sight has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low... more »

  Tom Chesney wrote:

I got involved with the American Council for the Blind of Colorado (ACBCO) because I met and interacted with several of their volunteers. I found them to be passionate about their organization and cause, and very client-centered. They are true advocates... more »

  Sabi Sundar wrote:

This has to be the most friendliest non-profit organization I have ever worked at. The members of staff are entirely knowledgeable in their roles (and beyond) and the organization as a whole operates in an extremely efficient manner. Well done, New... more »

  mzraik wrote:

As an almost full-time volunteer for the National Reye's Syndrome Foundation, I get to see the day-to-day impact their awareness and education programs provide, not only for the community, but for the USA and even on a global basis. The National Reye's... more »

  Susan386 wrote:

The Lowell Association for the Blind does an outstanding job supporting the needs of both children and adults with vision loss. In addition to educational and social opportunities, LAB frequently sponsors sensory rich field trips. The knowledgeable ... more »

  SHservant wrote:

Visual Compassion has provided the glasses we have needed to meet the needs of Eye clinics on our short term mission trips to Haiti and Kenya. They worked with me to have the glasses ready in time and exactly what I ordered. This year we even picked... more »

  Amy_K wrote:

I'm not a super "techy' person. I watch shows like NCIS and to me people like "Abby" are dark, mysterious and intimidating with their ability to manipulate technology using their supercomputing powers. I am an administrator for an agency that works with... more »

  A Galarraga Montes de Oca M. A. wrote:

During my time as a Literacy Consultant with the Clark County Library District in Las Vegas, Nevada, the Lions Club assisted our clients with gaining access to ophthalmology services and in fulfilling prescriptions for eye glasses. The Lions Club... more »

  Tom Ferry wrote:

The NFB of NJ is avery helpful organization for the blind and visually impaired. They provide specific information regarding special training in all areas for the blind including personal living skills i.e. cooking, cleaning, travel etc. They provide... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Venango County Association for the Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low... more »

  brokensailor wrote:

I am a 100% disabled veteran who can no longer work due to my service connected injuries. I am missing part of my right leg, my back is broke in four places and I have difficulty walking. At 50 years old I was forced to retire with a 12 year old son.... more »

  Billfish wrote:

ABVI has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with the consumer in... more »

  yo-man wrote:

great babe -Lauren & bib I LOVE IT MAN ITS GREAT BABE I LOVE IT MAN ITS GREAT BABE more »

  Billfish wrote:

Vision Rehabilitation Services of Georgia has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low... more »

  reltubnoj wrote:

Excellent organization - the storiues of childrens lives that have been changed are unbelievable - and they have helped almost 300,000 children. Utah's greatest secret. more »

  Billfish wrote:

Lighthouse of Manasota has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Southeast Ohio Sight Center, Inc. has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision... more »

  Billfish wrote:

South Dakota School for the Blind and Visually Impaired has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for... more »

  lexandangela wrote:

Great organisation! I had FUN!! watching cataract ops for poor villagers in Fiji, and was so impressed I’ve donated ever since. It costs just $25/ operation! more »

  Perbs wrote:

The Director of Contonchi Pro Vision Internationl Dr Jason Ofori has been consistent in assisting an equipment-deprived Eye Department of a hospital ( Tetteh Quashie Memorial Hospital) in Mampong Akuapem to receive some vital eye surgery equipment to... more »

  angel72653 wrote:

When I was younger I was the kid everyone picked on and bullied. Why? It is because I had very bad eyes. My glasses were very thick and only got thicker over the years. "Coke bottles" and four eyes were a part of my daily life.When I got older I found... more »

  Turalee wrote:

When I met Mel and Dorothy Clack in 1996 (founders of YABVI) I had no idea of where to go that I would be accepted as a blind individual and started to lose hope. Since Mel introduced me to what was then called "The Blind Center" I found renewed hope.... more »

  myscreen wrote:

This organization is no longer in existence. Sorry! more »

  Dyrachel wrote:

I can’t yet rate it yet but I have a friend that’s is blind and homeless in the hospital right now she really has no one but me she can use some help she has surgery tomorrow has no we’re to go after can u please tell me of any orgs that can helpe... more »

  Dr77 wrote:

Vision is Priceless screens over 30,000 pre-school children each year in the Jacksonville area for eye disease. Eye disease in children is best treated when identified early in life, and VIP is the only regional organization dedicated to this task. ... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Visually Impaired Persons of Southwest Florida has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Keystone Blind Association has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services... more »

  FriendofNonprofits wrote:

I've worked with Vitamin Angels in a professional setting, and all I can say is the global reach and impact this team is making towards ending malnutrition is unbelievable. With a devoted team, global consultants, field partners around the world, corporate... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great staff and remarkable service to those who are unable to visualize every day things such as newspapers, menus, grocery ads, etc. more »

  hwright wrote:

My son had a cornea transplant in his right eye in 2017. His tissue was from Lions Eye Bank of DE Valley. They recovered, processed, and provided the highest quality tissue for my son. We are forever grateful to his donor and donor family for saying yes... more »

  Whitnee B. wrote:

I mean how much can I say honestly wow this agency for the camps and arrives they provide for the community of visually impaired and blind student are amazing camps and frills trips just amazing I would recommend this camp for all student boys& girls... more »

  kris3 wrote:

It is amazing to see all the work that Dr. Yaron Rabinowitz has accomplished over the years in this field. He is a kind and caring physician and truly enjoys his work. The children that the foundation has helped along with their families can be very... more »

  Billfish wrote:

CVI has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with the consumer in... more »

  Billfish wrote:

CBVI has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with the consumer in... more »

  Billfish wrote:

The Chicago Lighthouse has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with... more »

The mission of Partners for Pediatric Vision is to turn possibilities into achievements for children with visual impairment and... more »

NFB serves as a vehicle for collective action by the blind of the nation; functions as a mechanism through which the blind and... more »

The glaucoma foundation is an international not-for-profit organization dedicated to eradicating glaucoma, the leading cause of... more »

The council strives to improve the well-being of all blind and visually impaired people by: serving as a representative national... more »

Surgery, food and medical donations more »

To raise funds for research into the prevention of blindness and for the restoration of sight through transplants. Funds are given... more »

The NFB believes blindness is merely an inconvenience and, with proper skills and training, a blind individual can obtain success... more »

To teach blind people to tune, repair and maintain the high quality of acoustic pianos. To provide tuning and other services to... more »

Self-help for the Blind more »

Providing employment opportunities to visually impaired individuals. more »

To provide vision and hearing for indigent louisiana residents. more »

To empower people with disabilities through employment, services and advocacy. more »

Sight restoration through recovery, evaluation and placement of more »

To enable persons of all age who are visually impaired, blind, or deaf-blind living throughout rockland and orange counties to... more »

RSR provides access to information and community events which are often inaccessible to people with vision loss. more »

Enrich the lives of Americans who are blind... through the dignity of work valued by customers and the community. Grow by... more »

To minister to peoples physical and spiritual needs more »

Educate the public and physicians about retina health more »

The foundation is established as a means to accept and productivley apply charitable gifs and conributions in order to provide... more »

The NFB believes blindness is merely an inconvenience and, with proper skills and training, a blind individual can obtain success... more »

To create and foster a spirit of understanding among all people for humanitarian needs by providing volintary services through... more »

To provide opportunities for sight impaired individuals through employment, education, and empowerment. more »

To raise funds in order to provide financial support exclusively to wlrn tv and fm stations, both of which are owned by the miami-dade... more »

To provide eye care to impoverished in third world countries more »

To fund quality eye treatment for the medically indigent of alabama; the services we fund includes glasses, surgeries, anesthesia,... more »

The NFB believes blindness is merely an inconvenience and, with proper skills and training, a blind individual can obtain success... more »

A&D OUTPATIENT SERVICES. more »

The NFB believes blindness is merely an inconvenience and, with proper skills and training, a blind individual can obtain success... more »

To provide education, scientific, and charitable services related to eye care to children and underpriviledged individuals. more »

Saavi provides programs and services to meet the needs of individuals with vision loss, promoting individuals to become independent... more »

Endowment for the benefit of the following 501(c)(3) organizations: oklahoma lions service foundation, inc. , meadows of hope... more »

Promote & deliver eye care to the people of remote, rural, northwest china through education & active delivery of eye care. Gansu,... more »

The NFB believes blindness is merely an inconvenience and, with proper skills and training, a blind individual can obtain success... more »

To spread gospel through medical assistance and community outreach more »