A who’s who of Hawai`i charitable foundations, elected leaders, educational and vision advocates are coming together to expand a pilot program providing students free vision services at schools throughout the state. Since 2015, nonprofits Project Vision Hawai`i and Vision To Learn have partnered to identify and help kids who lack the glasses they need at… more
Project Vision Hawai`i and Vision To Learn Will Provide Free Vision Screenings, Eye Exams and Glasses to Thousands of Hawai`i Keiki
A who’s who of Hawai`i charitable foundations, elected leaders, educational and vision advocates are coming together to expand a pilot program providing students free vision services at schools throughout the state. Since 2015, nonprofits Project Vision Hawai`i and Vision To Learn have partnered to identify and help kids who lack the glasses they need at… more
Stacey Abrams Visits Vision To Learn’s Free Glasses Program in Atlanta Public Schools
Students at Barack and Michelle Obama Academy got some help trying on their new glasses for the first time from a special guest –Stacey Abrams. 44 students were provided new glasses as part of an Atlanta Public Schools-wide effort by nonprofit provider Vision To Learn. The program provides free vision screenings, eye exams and glasses to elementary school students in need throughout the district.… more
Spring Spectacle June 2019
Come celebrate providing more than 200,000 kids with glasses and join us in helping thousands more!
Honoring Chris Meledandri, CEO, Illumination and The Honorable Chris Coons, U.S. Senator, Delaware.… more
Vision To Learn and Helen Keller International Celebrate Expansion of Free Vision Care to All Pre-K – 8th Grade Students in Jersey City, Orange and East Orange Public Schools
Vision To Learn and Helen Keller International today presented free glasses to more than 110 K – 8th grade Jersey City students at Frank R. Conwell Middle School. This event celebrates the expansion of their efforts to provide free vision screenings, eye exams and glasses to all Pre-K to 8th grade students in Jersey City,… more
