Vision To Learn is pleased to announce support from a leader in Delaware philanthropy – The Arsht-Cannon Fund – that will help hundreds of Delawarean students succeed in school, and in life. The $15,000 grant will support Vision To Learn’s program in Delaware public schools, providing students in predominantly Hispanic low-income communities with free eye… more
A mobile clinic is helping low-income students to see clearly — one pair of glasses at a time
Ja’karri was among two dozen children at the camp in Severn, Md., to get free vision screenings and exams from a mobile clinic operated by the national nonprofit Vision to Learn. With 25 mobile clinics in 12 states, the organization tries to help kids learn by making sure they can see — one pair of glasses at a time. … more
Young Scholars in the Outfield
It’s always a great day for baseball! In the summer months, Vision To Learn works with The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation at their Reviving Inner-City Baseball (RBI) summer programming. This program helps get kids engaged in baseball and softball, while also offering community support in the form of health, education, and recreational resources for young… more
Spring Spectacle Honors Visionaries
On June 1st, Vision To Learn held its fourth annual Spring Spectacle. This year, attendees gathered to celebrate Vision To Learn’s latest milestone of transforming more than 200,000 kids’ lives with glasses, while also honoring two visionaries: Chris Meledandri, CEO of Illumination; and U.S. Senator Chris Coons of Delaware. Glasses have a profound effect on… more
Vision To Learn Celebrates Helping 200,000 Kids With Senators Chris Coons and Tom Carper
200,000th Student and 70 Classmates Try On New Glasses at Stubbs Elementary One small pair of glasses for a student; one giant leap for Vision To Learn. This morning at Stubbs Elementary School, Vision To Learn celebrated a major milestone – since its founding in 2012, the nonprofit organization has provided 200,000 students with free… more
