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Cure Blindness Project

Org #291
Vetted since 2008 Site Visit Verified
1995
year founded
$211,906
raised on GlobalGiving
21
years fundraising
3
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

Cure Blindness Project (cureblindness.org) strives to cure avoidable blindness with the highest quality care at the lowest cost.

Projects (4)

Outreach Eye Camps in Ghana
Ghana / Physical Health
Outreach Eye Camps in Ghana
Outreach Eye Camps in Ethiopia
Ethiopia / Physical Health
Outreach Eye Camps in Ethiopia
Nepal Emergency Medical Relief
Nepal / Disaster Response
Nepal Emergency Medical Relief
Project Leaders
HCP Cureblindness
HCP Cureblindness
Ashley Ellis
Ashley Ellis
Allyson Levin
Allyson Levin
Team
Emily Newick, K-T Overbey, Jeff Wallace, Josie Noah, Ashley Ellis
Organization Information
PO Box 863
Norwich, VT 05055
United States
802-522-6873
Organization Information
PO Box 863
Norwich, VT 05055
United States
802-522-6873

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Feb 17, 2026 | Cure Blindness Project
Restored Life through Restored Sight in Ethiopia

By Ashley Ellis | Marketing Director

"I feel like crying happily. I don't have words to thank you – thank you." Tanga, a 60-year-old farmer and traditional cloth worker in Ethiopia, lost his sight to cataracts, leaving him unable... Read the full report ›

Oct 23, 2025 | Cure Blindness Project
A Caregiver's Journey in Ghana

By Ashley Ellis | Marketing Director

Three years ago, Patience’s life changed forever when she received a heart-wrenching call from her brother, Paul, in the middle of the night. Living in Ghana’s Volta Region, Patience was a... Read the full report ›

Jul 7, 2025 | Cure Blindness Project
Friendship Grows at Cure Blindness Project

By Ashley Ellis | Director, Marketing

Stoic and silent, Paul, 90, sits in the 9-man passenger van driven by community outreach coordinator Samuel Nji. Paul’s family had explained the need to travel to the hospital and spend the... Read the full report ›
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