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Legacy Spring/Summer 2024

In this issue:

  • A Vision of Hope and Light: Fai and Patrick’s Journey with the Foundation Fighting Blindness
  • All About Beneficiary Designations
  • Beacon Therapeutics Reports Encouraging Interim Results from Phase 2 Clinical Trial for XLRP Gene Therapy
  • Opus Reports Vision Improvements for Patients in LCA5 Gene Therapy Clinical Trial
  • Ascidian to Launch Clinical Trial for Stargardt Disease RNA Editing Therapy
  • jCyte Announces Plans to Launch Phase 3 Clinical Trial of Cell Therapy for RP
  • VISIONS 2024

Legacy Fall/Winter 2023

In this issue:

  • Legacy Donor Spotlight: Barry Smith & Emily Harding Smith
  • IZERVAY Approved by FDA for Treatment of Geographic Atrophy Secondary to Advanced Dry AMD
  • First Patient Dosed in LCA5 Gene Therapy Clinical Trial Launched by Opus Genetics
  • I Created A Legacy Gift, Now What Do I Do?
  • VISIONS 2024

Legacy Spring/Summer 2023

In this issue:

  • SparingVision Launching Clinical Trial for Cone-Preserving Treatment
  • SYFOVRE™ Now Available for Treatment of Geographic Atrophy Secondary to Age-Related Macular Degeneration
  • Gift Planning: An Issue of Trusts
  • Charity Navigator
  • Impact and Insights Study Insert

Legacy Fall/Winter 2022

In this issue:

  • After Losing Her Husband, Donor With RP Makes Significant Legacy Gift
  • The Reintsma 2025 Legacy Society
  • List of Reintsma Members
  • Hope for Restored Vision through Optogenetics

Legacy Spring/Summer 2022

In this issue:

  • The Karen and Basil Petrou Legacy Education Initiative
  • The Reintsma 2025 Legacy Society Founding Members
  • Chapter Event’s Quest for Cures Also Seeks to Share the Power of Legacy Giving
  • Foundation Summit Highlights Robust Growth in Commercial Development for Retinal Disease Therapies