Lexus Swing for Sight Golf Classic Raises $5,000 to Prevent Blindness
Nashville— The 25th Annual Swing for Sight Golf Classic presented by Prevent Blindness Tennessee (PBT) with support from Lexus of Nashville North raised $5,000 in the effort to prevent blindness and preserve sight. More than 80 golfers and friends joined together for the event to increase awareness of eye health, and to raise funds to support programs that provide vision health services to uninsured Tennesseans.
Photo 1 - left to right: Brad Towe, Robb McDowall, Tim Davidson, Dan Percey Photo 2 - left to right: Steve Jackson, Everton Arrindell, M.D., Larry Arnkoff, Kelly Johnson Photo 3 - left to right: Kevin Schmidt, O.D., Wes Collins, Garry Collins, O.D., Derrick McCollum Photo 4 - left to right: Jennifer Gamble, PBT President and CEO, Jeff Gann, General Sales Manager, Lexus of Nashville North
“In 2007, Prevent Blindness Tennessee reached more than 150,000 individuals in at-risk communities across the state through programs that provide vision screenings, eyeglasses, and eye health education,” said Jennifer Gamble, PBT President and CEO. “We value the support of Lexus of Nashville and all the Swing for Sight participants who help make these vital resources available for people when they need them most.”
For more information or to make a donation, contact Prevent Blindness Tennessee at 615-352-0450 or visit the website at
About Prevent Blindness Tennessee
Established in 1978, Prevent Blindness Tennessee is a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing blindness and preserving sight across the state of Tennessee through vision screenings, public and professional education, community services, programs, referrals, information, and research. We serve thousands of adults and tens of thousands of children each year. We Keep the SEE in TenneesSEE!
