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Become an Advocate for Sight

As an ORBIS volunteer, or "Advocate for Sight," you can help us save sight in developing countries. ORBIS Advocates for Sight plan fundraising events and raise awareness of ORBIS's sight-saving work worldwide. Your involvement may encompass a one-time fundraising project or an ongoing effort to generate support and interest. We can help you come up with ideas, plan and publicize your event or create an online fundraising page. We can also supply you with pamphlets, flyers and posters.

For more information, send an e-mail to advocatesforsight@orbis.org or call 1.800.672.4787. Our Advocates for Sight program can only accommodate public awareness activities and fundraisers at this time. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate volunteer students on our programs.

Current Advocates for Sight

Please visit our current Advocates for Sight online fundraising pages:

Music 4 Sight
Rob Feinfield, M.D., an Ophthalmologist and Eye Surgeon in Burbank, California combined his profession with his personal passion for music to create Music4Sight three years ago to benefit struggling musicians facing sight-threatening conditions or diseases who do not have the resources for health insurance. Read more...

Nyan & Lehka Pendyala: Kids for Sight
Nyan and Lehka Pendyala want to help blind children see their family and friends. Nyan, 9, and Lehka, 7, are trying to raise enough money to build a pediatric eye hospital in India. With your support, blind children in India will be able to see well enough to receive an education. Read more...

planeclear's Vision of Helping ORBIS
ORBIS is pleased to welcome its newest member into the ORBIS Advocate for Sight community. planeclear, a private jet charter membership company based in New York City, will now be supporting ORBIS by actively raising awareness among its client base in the aviation industry about our sight-saving efforts on behalf of the world's blind and visually disabled. Read more...

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