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Prevent Blindness Tri-State announces its
Centennial Celebration of 2007/2008
Honoring 186 combined years of preventing blindness
and saving sight in New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
This year Prevent Blindness Tri-State is celebrating 185 combined years of service in the tri-state region. The national organization, Prevent Blindness America, was founded in New York City in 1908. Prevent Blindness has served Connecticut for 55 years and New Jersey for 30 years.
See Events tab listing celebratory events beginning on May 11th at the Harney & Sons Fine Tea factory in Millerton, NY.
Click here to make a special contribution to Prevent Blindness Tri-State today.
Introduced in the Senate by Senator Chris Dodd and co-sponsored by Senator George Voinovich, this introduction marks a significant achievement in legislative efforts toward vision loss and blindness prevention.
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Prevent Blindness Tri-State's program recognizes achievement in the prevention of work place eye injuries and promotion of healthy vision.
Find out how you can participate.
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Prevent Blindness Tri-State, in partnership with its vibrant safety committee, The New Jersey Vision Council, encourages you to develop an eye health and safety awareness program in your workplace. Read more HERE
A can of Prevent Blindness Tri-State’s Celebration Citron Green Tea will make 40 cups of tea. It makes a great gift and is a nice way to contribute to Prevent Blindness Tri-State.
Purchase your tea online today!
This no cost, no hassle process begins when you contact our fundraising partner, Donation Line LLC at 877-227-7487. Make sure to ask for our extension, 2185. Or you can click here, "Donate Your Car Now", and complete the Vehicle Donation Form on line. Make sure to select Prevent Blindness Tri State from the dropdown list. Please have your title in hand when you donate.
Prevent Blindness Tri-State is a non-profit with 501(c)(3) status.
Last year alone, Prevent Blindness Tri-State served over 15,000 children and more than 22,000 adults through eye health education, vision screening, and resource referral. Because of this effort, 38,000 pairs of eyes are better prepared to have healthy vision for life.
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