Foundation Fighting for Blindness Share Your Vision Campaign
To Help Us Honor October Blindness Awareness Month!
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To help spread awareness during October Blindness Awareness Month, we’re inviting you to share your vision-loss journey through written word, audio or video as a part of our October “Share Your Vision” campaign. You can choose whether to share your story with a small select group of people you know or to share your story more broadly. We are here to help either way!
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Help Us Honor October Blindness Month
During October’s Blindness Awareness Month, the Foundation Fighting Blindness invites you to #ShareYourVision and raise awareness about the many ways people experience vision loss. Every moment offers a glimpse into that experience, from new perspectives and unexpected connections to things you’ve learned, adapted to, or simply wish more people understood. Share your story through video, written word, or audio, and help inspire understanding of vision loss and move research forward.
Interested in receiving exclusive information about the Share Your Vision campaign? Sign up today to receive updates, show your support and help raise awareness to end blinding diseases.
Need help crafting your story?
Here's one template that you can use:
This Blindness Awareness Month, I’m joining the Foundation Fighting Blindness to participate in #ShareYourVision and help amplify the many ways people experience vision loss.
[Insert your own story or experience with vision loss]
I hope my story can inspire understanding of vision loss and move research forward. If you are able to donate in my honor as part of #ShareYourVision, please visit www.FightingBlindness.org/ShareYourVisionDonate.
Or, select one of the icons below to see more information and tips on how to Share Your Vision story.
Want to show others what your vision may look like?
Each person’s degree and type of vision loss is different. Use the Vision Viewer to select an image that best resembles your level of vision loss.