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The Miracle of Cataract Surgery: Ten Minutes That Change Everything

June is Cataract Awareness Month

All gifts matched until June 15

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Your Gift Restores Sight!

Double your impact today — All donations are matched dollar-for-dollar until June 15.

Each $70 gift can fund a sight-restoring surgery that takes just 10 minutes. Your matched donation means two people can receive the gift of sight this month — a powerful way to celebrate Cataract Awareness Month.

👁️ Cataracts are the world’s leading cause of blindness.

But they are treatable. With your support, trained surgeons at Cure Blindness Project outreaches can perform a sight-restoring surgery for someone in need.

This month, we invite you to take action. Every dollar you give will be matched, up to $200,000, doubling your impact and helping twice as many patients receive the care they’ve been waiting for.

🕒 The June Challenge Ends Soon

Don’t wait — your matched gift will go twice as far until June 15.

✅ $70 = 1 surgery → Now 2 surgeries
✅ $140 = 2 surgeries → Now 4 surgeries
✅ $280 = 4 surgeries → Now 8 lives changed

Donate now and help cure preventable blindness.

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2026 Cataract Awareness Month

“It Never Gets Old”: Restoring Sight in Ghana

Abi met Yaw at a cataract outreach camp in Sunyani, Ghana—blind in both eyes and traveling nearly two hours for care. Watch the moment his daughters see him regain his sight.

Tax Smart Giving

Cure Blindness Project now offers several tax-smart giving options. Consider a gift of stocks, donor advised funds, qualified charitable donations or cryptocurrency. Planned gifts (most commonly a donation made in your will or trust) cost nothing today and allow you to make an incredible impact, which is why so many people choose to make them.

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Himalayan Cataract Project (dba Cure Blindness Project) is a registered 501(c)(3) organization and has received a 4-star rating from Charity Navigator for eight consecutive years. Donations to the Himalayan Cataract Project are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
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