The Orbis Visionary Champions are a special circle of supporters who go above and beyond to ensure we can reach the families and communities most in need of quality vision care. To join, donors give a minimum of $1,000 over 24 months.
Visionary Champions are dedicated to combatting avoidable blindness and changing the lives of men, women and children around the globe. We thank you for your unwavering commitment. We truly couldn’t transform lives and help them thrive without your support!
If you are an existing member and have questions, you can reach out to our Donor Care representative at [email protected] or call 1-800-ORBIS-US (1-800-672-4787)
As an Orbis Visionary Champion, you will receive access to the following benefits:
• SPECIAL ACCESS: Priority invitations to live and recorded webinars and convenient access to an Orbis Team Member for support.
• IMPACT: See how your gifts advance our goals through in-depth updates and reporting, regular stories from around the globe and access to our Annual Report.
• CONNECTION: Annual Supporter Card, surveys and feedback opportunities to share what inspires you about our work and invitations to regional events for updates from Orbis.
Pinki's grandfather brought her to an Orbis-supported hospital to receive eye care.
It was Pinki’s grandfather who brought her to the Orbis-supported Sadguru Netra Chikitsalaya Hospital in Chitrakoot, India – nine hours away from her family home.
Pinki’s family had recently moved in with him and, having recently undergone cataract surgery himself, he realized that Pinki was suffering from the same condition.
Pinki’s grandfather took her to the hospital, where she was diagnosed, treated, and cared for by our amazing team of doctors and nurses.
Thanks to your loyal support, she received the cataract operation early enough to save her sight. We are so grateful for your generosity!
Peruvian professionals participated in a program to improve their skills in treating glaucoma.
We recently completed an exciting five-day on-site hospital training in Trujillo, Peru, to improve the skills of local eye care professionals in treating glaucoma. Despite it being the second-leading cause of blindness in Peru, there is a lack of knowledge and skills for treating the disease.
20 glaucoma patients underwent surgery and had their vision restored during the five-day course and local teams learned vital skills that they will pass on to colleagues and peers to ensure a ripple effect that will last generations.
