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Partners through it all

Paula Lefkowitz's journey with Fuchs dystrophy began in the early 1990s. “I've had vision troubles all my life and one of the big problems …
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Local foundation grant empowers sight-saving work in central Illinois

Illinois Prairie Community Foundation, through its Annual Campaign Fund, has awarded Eversight a $1,000 grant to support the purchase of …
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Change one life for the better: Ben Bloom’s legacy through research

Ben Bloom lived with gusto. He was joyful, brilliant and driven—a passionate drummer, a devoted brother and a deep thinker with a …
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A miracle in the making: Ellen’s corneal transplant journey

Ellen Kershenbaum has always loved being active. But after being diagnosed with Fuchs dystrophy—a progressive corneal disease—she needed …
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A lifetime in sight

For more than three decades, Kara Kelly has been a steady, compassionate force behind the scenes at Eversight, dedicating her career to …
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Pushing the field forward: Eversight at ASCRS 2025

The American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ASCRS) Annual Meeting brought together leaders across the ophthalmology community …
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Expanding global reach, deepening vision impact

At Eversight, we believe that the gift of sight should know no boundaries. That’s why our Global Development team is committed to building …
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Cooper Boike’s comeback: A journey through perseverance & the gift of sight

For 17-year-old Cooper Boike from Flint, Michigan, basketball is everything. But in February 2024, a single moment changed the game for …
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Honoring a legacy: Noah Moore Scholarship for Technical Advancement

Eversight honors the memory of late technician Noah Moore by empowering eye bank professionals to grow, learn and lead. The Noah Moore …
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A letter from Eversight President/CEO

In 2024, Eversight provided 14,927 tissues for transplantation, research, education and training around the world. Our reach extended to 34 …
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