Support VisionAWARE and Our New Challenge Grant from Reader's Digest Partners for Sight Foundation

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Donate to AWARE today and Reader's Digest Partners for Sight Foundation will give $1.50 for every $1.00 you give. [1]

What Your Gift Provides

Your donation will directly help people living with blindness or low vision:

»Your $50 gift will become $125 and provide updates on local, regional, and national vision rehabilitation resources.

»Your $100 gift will become $250 and provide tips on coping with self-care, home management, reading, writing, employment, and more.

»Your $250 gift will become $625 and provide easy-to-understand explanations of eye diseases or disorders, written by medical specialists.

»Your $500 gift will become $1,250 and provide personalized telephone or e-mail support from vision rehabilitation specialists for 20 families and friends who have a loved one with vision loss.

»Your $1,000 gift will become $2,500 and provide personalized telephone or e-mail support from vision rehabilitation specialists for 40 people living with or facing vision loss.

VisionAWARE is a self-help online resource center that provides free, practical, hands-on information to increase independence and enhance quality of life for adults with vision loss, along with families, friends, and related professionals.

VisionAWARE is a program of Associates for World Action in Rehabilitation and Education (AWARE), a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity founded in 1990. The AWARE mission is to provide information, resources, and education that can increase independence and enhance quality of life for individuals with vision loss. AWARE is committed to increasing the visibility of organizations and resources that address the unmet needs of people who are blind or have low vision.

Cindy Newton wrote to VisionAWARE recently seeking help for her friend:

I can’t thank you enough for this information, the time you took, and the caring you communicate! We were in darkness, not only from the vision problem, but from feeling totally disoriented about where to turn for help. Now I have direction and am looking forward to following up." With Best Wishes, Cindy Newton