Happy New Year from Operation Eyesight!

Categories: News
“Our donors are incredible!” I cannot count how many times a member of our staff uttered those words this past year. Day after day, we are blown away by the generosity and commitment of our donors. Whether you’re a first-time donor, a monthly donor or a longtime friend of Operation Eyesight, we want you to… Continue Reading Happy New Year from Operation Eyesight!

Merry Christmas to you all!

Categories: News
On behalf of all of us at Operation Eyesight, I’d like to extend our heartfelt thanks to you for your support over the past year. Merry Christmas to you and yours, and warmest wishes for the new year!

Remembering a remarkable couple

Categories: Donors
Today, as we observe Remembrance Day in Canada and many other nations around the world, there are two words on my mind: “remembrance” and “gratitude.” And those words usher in memories of two Operation Eyesight donors who served in the Royal Canadian Air Force. Every year, Heather Arseneault makes a donation to Operation Eyesight in… Continue Reading Remembering a remarkable couple

A child can finally see to read!

Categories: Eyeglasses, Kenya, Our Work
When you can’t see clearly, learning to read becomes a challenge beyond a child’s ability. And when your family is so desperately poor you can’t afford food, purchasing eyeglasses becomes an impossibility. That’s where our kind-hearted donors make such a difference! Our supporters share our ongoing concern about children like Paul Omari who have vision… Continue Reading A child can finally see to read!

Thanks to you, St. Francis-in-the-Wood Anglican Church

Categories: Donors
“We’re called the pretty church on the ocean, but we’re more than a pretty church,” says Jan Volker, chairperson of St. Francis-in-the-Wood’s Social Concerns Committee. We could not agree more! The church, located in West Vancouver, BC, has been supporting Operation Eyesight for almost 25 years. “We really believe in Operation Eyesight’s projects,” says Jan.… Continue Reading Thanks to you, St. Francis-in-the-Wood Anglican Church