Ways to Give
Make an impact on a child’s life by supporting the Children’s Eye Foundation of AAPOS. Your donation, no matter the size, helps us towards our goal of ending preventable vision loss and improving the lives of visually impaired children worldwide.
Our Programs: By The Numbers
All Children See:
- 80+ children are seen by volunteer pediatric ophthalmologists through the program.
- There are now 100 volunteer pediatric ophthalmologists in the program across 30 states and Washington D.C..
Global Education and Training:
- 35+ international pediatric ophthalmologists have received a Miller International Travel award to attend the AAPOS Annual Meeting.
- 100+ medical students/residents have attended the AAPOS Annual Meeting through the Knights Templar Eye Foundation Ophthalmology Resident/Medical Student Travel Grant.
Vision Through Music:
- 60+ music teachers on the registry.
- Since 2023, seventeen students have started lessons thanks to Vision Through Music grants.
Stop Infant Blindness in Africa:
- 130+ pediatric ophthalmologists, neonatologist, and nurses trained in Kenya, Uganda, and Nigeria on telescreening protocols for retinopathy of prematurity in infants.
Ways to Support CEF
- Donate monthly to create a big impact
- Participate in a matching gift program
- Memorial or tribute gifts
- Honor a loved one and support the Children’s Eye Foundation of AAPOS with a commemorative gift made in their name.
- Planned Giving
- One of the most meaningful ways you can support CEF’s mission is by including a gift in your will or estate plan. Click here for more information on how to make a planned gift.
- Mail a cash or check to Children’s Eye Foundation of AAPOS at 5034A Thoroughbred Lane Brentwood, TN 37027
Donate Your Time and Support
Support Our Programs
If you are an ophthalmologist or pediatric ophthalmologist, please consider volunteering for our direct patient care program, All Children See. Click here for the volunteer enrollment form.
If you are a music instructor or know someone who is, our Vision Through Music Program is looking for instructors to teach blind and visually impaired children.
If you are a medical student, the Pediatric Eye Ambassador Program is a great volunteer opportunity to engage with AAPOS members and learn more about pediatric ophthalmology and the All Children See program!
With the support of the Knights Templar Eye Foundation, SIBA is collaborating with EYESHA to train doctors, equip neonatal centers, and launch telescreening in Kenya, Uganda, and Nigeria to prevent retinopathy of prematurity, a leading cause of preventable blindness.
The program is building self-sustaining programs so every premature baby has the chance to see the world. Visit childrenseyefoundation.org or click the link in our bio to donate.
Your support is bringing the gift of music to kids. Hear from Karen Carl, one of our Vision Through Music® instructors, as she shares her experience teaching her students!
Every child deserves the gift of clear vision - but many don’t have access to the care they need.
All Children See connects volunteer pediatric ophthalmologists with children in need, providing free, sight-saving exams and treatments. Visit our website to learn how to get involved.
Thank you to Delta Gamma for their generous grant supporting the Vision Through Music® program! Your support helps us continue making a difference in the lives of children through the power of music. 🎶
We’re so happy to have had a presence at the Boston VisionWalk this past weekend! Thank you to our volunteers for making our table such a success. It was wonderful to connect with the community and spread the word about All Children See.
Back-to-school prep isn’t complete without a vision screening—clear sight is key to learning. Screenings can reveal conditions that should be addressed with a comprehensive eye exam by a pediatric ophthalmologist, helping your child see, learn, and thrive. Find resources on our website - link in bio!
Is your child ready to see success this school year? Swipe to learn the signs that may indicate they need a vision screening - because clear sight is key to learning and thriving in the classroom. Find more resources at childrenseyefoundation.org.
Earlier this week, AAPOS’s Dr. Cate Jordan appeared on TV and radio stations to share why back-to-school vision screenings matter. We’re happy to spread national awareness about how the All Children See program can provide kids with free, comprehensive eye exams!
