Haiti Eye Mission

06/04/2026

June is cataract awareness month. In the United States, most people have cataract surgery when vision is only slightly affected and the lens is cloudy. This photo shows a cataract that was removed from a patient in Haiti and it was so advanced, it was literally the color of Coke. These are blinding cataracts and a donation of $50 covers the consumable costs of one cataract surgery with our team! Together, we are curing and preventing blindness! www.haitieyemission.com

04/23/2026

We would appreciate your vote by clicking on the link below through April 25! Thank you for your ongoing support to help us continue to cure and prevent blindness!

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04/17/2026

Thank you to the Gateway Lions Club for the opportunity to speak at your meeting today and for your generous donation toward our mission work! We truly appreciate your ongoing support!

04/09/2026

What a fantastic day at the "State of the State of Nonprofits" event! It was a great opportunity to connect with other nonprofit leaders and gain valuable knowledge about how to make 2026 our best year ever!

03/29/2026

Thank you Horace Lutheran Church for your ongoing support!

HLC member, Kristin Follman, sent us an update from Haiti Eye Mission. Read about their most recent trip to Haiti and the impact this ministry is able to make. Thank you for your support!

03/27/2026

This year for the first time in the Dominican Republic, our team coordinated outreach eye screenings in the rural communities around Santiago. The amazing staff at Invis helped with choosing locations and doing the initial coordination with community partners to reserve space ahead of our arrival. Our team worked daily to adapt the space (which was vastly different each day) and screened over 700 people in just six days! Medications were given to those in need by our optometrist and many others will be on our future surgery schedules for our upcoming mission trips! Preventing blindness in action!

03/24/2026

03/23/2026

Meet Alexandre, a one year old baby from Haiti. He and his mom travelled to see our team in the Dominican Republic last week and received thorough eye and overall health exams. Our team was able to get him started on some anti-seizure medication he needs to make it safe for him to undergo surgery in the future. We will assist with his cataract surgery as soon as his seizure condition is managed. His father messaged after Alexandre's exams and said "I'll make sure he knows what you've done for him and for our family. I pray to God that he regains his sight. We will be eternally grateful." We are changing lives one precious patient at a time!

03/20/2026

Today, we extend our heartfelt gratitude to our operating room support staff, scrub techs, circulators, pre-op and sterilizers! They show up everyday with a heart to serve, positive attitude and willingness to work as long as needed to help all of our patients! We appreciate you and could not do this work without you!