New Eyes for the Needy – Today’s Good Deed
- Wednesday, September 14, 2011, 5:08
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New Eyes for the Needy purchases eyeglasses for poor children and adults living in the US and recycles donated glasses for distribution to indigent people overseas.
Read more about New Eyes for the Needy here. You can donate used eyeglasses and hearing aids as well as items for their charity auction. You can sponsor a collection drive in your community, school, office or place of worship, and you can volunteer to help them distribute eyeglasses.
Due to overwhelming demand, New Eyes for the Needy has a waiting list with over 900 people wanting vouchers for eyeglasses.I first heard about this charity in the November 2010 edition of Woman’s Day Magazine.
Be sure to get the your kids involved. I hope you can make this a family project!
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Thanks to Today’s Good Deed for getting the word out about New Eyes’ work to improve the vision of people in need. We actually do not have a wait list for eyeglass vouchers at this time and encourage people that need, but can’t afford, glasses to visit our website, http://www.neweyesfortheneedy.org. for more information. We welcome donations of unused prescription glasses and sunglasses as well as jewelry & giftware for re-sale in our Fabulous Finds Boutique. Proceeds support our U.S. eyeglass program.
hi Susan, the info about the waiting list is from your website under “how can I help?”. I glad to know that there is not a waiting list. Please stay in touch so I can update my readers on the good work that you are doing.