Visually impaired people around the world use white canes to navigate their way around busy city streets or badly-paved and uneven urban roads.In poorer developing countries, walking around is so unsafe that blind people can easily injure themselves. Easily affordable basic eye surgery and medical care are all that is needed to free sufferers from such unnecessary risks! As October 12 (Thursday) marks this year's World Sight Day, Orbis is taking the opportunity to not only raise awareness for the visually impaired, but also encourage public to donate to our battle against avoidable blindness!
Support World Sight Day Today. Help End Avoidable Blindness Today
Stop the needless anguish afflicting the visually impaired in poorer regions of developing countries with just a simple donation. Suffers won’t only receive quality eye care services, they’ll benefit from the chance of a brighter future.
Some Blindness Can Be Cut
Orbis white can pin
Stop the needless anguish afflicting the visually impaired in poorer regions of developing countries with just a simple donation.
To show our appreciation of your kindness, you will be given Orbis cane pin(s) when you make a donation to support World Sight Day or a full set pins for donation of HK$1,000 or over.
To show our appreciation of your kindness, you will be given Orbis cane pin(s) when you make a donation to support World Sight Day or a full set pins for donation of HK$1,000 or over.
Darkness To Go
It's time for Darkness to Go Campaign again! Thanks to the support from almost 90 retailers/ brands, they are arranging charity sales of black items at their shops from September to October. Part or all of the proceeds will be used to fund our global sight restoring initiatives!
Living a Brighter Future
An African boy named David, with cataract since young, relied on white cane to guide his life. Orbis had performed a simple eye surgery, and it has enabled his visual and allow him to abandon his white cane. Please support Orbis World Sight Day to help many more patients like David!
