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Infoptic Media, formerly known as Breton Communications, has generously provided complimentary media services to Optometry Giving Sight for more than 15 years. In 2025 alone, Infoptic contributed $33,000 in in-kind support.

Optometry Giving Sight awarded a grant to Special Olympics to expand its Opening Eyes program to improve vision care access for individuals with intellectual disabilities (ID) across Ghana, the US, and Latin America.

TerraCycle has supported Optometry Giving Sight since 2017 through its collaboration with Bausch + Lomb and the launch of the ONE by ONE Recycling Program. Since the program began, TerraCycle Recycling Rewards totaling the equivalent of $282,000 have been donated to OGS, and TerraCycle has proudly served as an Optometry Giving Sight Gold partner since 2023.

Queensway Optometric Centre in Mississauga, ON proudly led the way as the top fundraising optometry practice in North America for the 2025 World Sight Day Challenge, raising an impressive $10,900.

For the students at Umyezo Wama Apile Primary School in rural Grabouw, access to eye care is challenging. That changed with African Eye Institute’s One School at a Time (OSaaT) outreach program, supported by an OGS grant.

Bausch + Lomb has been a platinum partner of Optometry Giving Sight since 2016. Bausch + Lomb has contributed nearly $1.2 million to Optometry Giving Sight, helping to positively impact tens of thousands of people worldwide.

Optical Image of Swift Current, Saskatchewan didn’t just participate in this year’s World Sight Day Challenge (WSDC) –– they rocked! The team rallied their community, raised vital funds for Optometry Giving Sight, and topped it all off by winning our first‑ever WSDC Thumbs‑Up Throwdown social media contest.

In 2025, Optometry Giving Sight awarded a grant to Vision for the Poor to train 14 optometry technicians as primary care optometrists. A key strength of this initiative is the empowerment of indigenous optometrists to serve both urban and rural communities.