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As a Silver-level partner of Optometry Giving Sight, MacuHealth brings more than a product to the table—they bring a genuine commitment to the optometry community and to the broader goal of ensuring that people everywhere have access to the eye care they need to thrive.

Dr. Eric White at Complete Family Vision Care in San Diego, CA has been supporting Optometry Giving Sight for 17 years. And he’s not done yet.

Operating within the Wabano Centre for Aboriginal Health in Ottawa, the clinic delivers comprehensive, no cost primary eye care to urban Indigenous patients in a setting they already know and trust.

Optometry Giving Sight (OGS) is proud to announce the recipients of its 2026 grant cycle, awarding nearly $1 million to 20 organizations working to bring sustainable primary eye care to communities around the world.

Optometry Giving Sight (OGS) is proud to announce the recipients of its 2026 grant cycle, awarding nearly $1 million to 20 organizations working to bring sustainable primary eye care to communities around the world.

Every year, organizations around the world submit proposals to Optometry Giving Sight with a shared conviction: that access to primary eye care shouldn’t depend on where you were born. This year, 21 projects have been awarded grants, and the breadth of what they represent is nothing short of remarkable.

Eleven years. That’s how long Dr. Doris Wong and her team have shown up for the World Sight Day Challenge — and they’re not slowing down.

For Dr. Echharam and the team at North Toronto Vision Care, the World Sight Day Challenge isn’t just an annual fundraising event; it’s an annual reminder of why they do what they do.

The World Sight Day Challenge has always been a community effort — but “community” in this context means something bigger than any single participant.