Welcome to Visionary Circle
Imagine life without the details you love—the faces of family, the pages of a book, the colors of a sunset.
For millions of people worldwide, this isn’t imagination—it’s reality.
With an annual gift of $1,000 or more, we invite you to become a member of Visionary Circle—a community of changemakers driving bold research and bringing hope to millions affected by vision loss. Help us bring hope, independence, and a brighter future for people affected by retinitis pigmentosa, Usher syndrome, age-related macular degeneration, Stargardt disease, and more.
Please consider giving today!
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As a Visionary Circle Member, You’ll Receive:
- Latest clinical trial and research updates
- Tips for low vision tools and resources
- Invitations to exclusive science webinars and events
- Recognition at Visionary Circle gatherings
- Annual “Impact & Insights” report
- Flexible giving options (monthly, quarterly, annually)
- Opportunities to honor a loved one with your gift
Meet Your Visionary Circle Support Team
If you have questions about your membership or want to explore ways to give, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’d be honored to hear from you.
Foundation Staff Contact
Richard Faubion
Senior Visionary Circle Gift Officer
+1 (720) 207-8362
rfaubion[at]fightingblindness.orgDiagnosed with retinitis pigmentosa at an early age, I understand what’s at stake and I’m available to support you through your journey.
Foundation Staff Contact
Kanette Keough
Visionary Circle Gift Officer
+1 (901) 664-2443
kkeough[at]fightingblindness.orgAs someone with loved ones who have been diagnosed with a disease that causes vision loss, this mission is profoundly personal. I’m honored to walk this path with you as we work toward a future filled with hope.
Foundation Staff Contact
Marguerite DiGaetano
Sr. Development Associate
+1 (813) 279-6365
mdigaetano[at]fightingblindness.orgMy sister is being treated for wet and dry age-related macular degeneration, fueling my commitment to support research and treatments that prevent vision loss for her and others.