We believe that everyone deserves to have perfect 20/20 vision.
For us, providing access to high-quality glasses is more than the gift of vision, but also about helping people and communities thrive, while improving lives and creating opportunities.

Von Miller’s annual Von’s Vision Day returned to DeSoto, Texas, where students received free eye care and 150 pairs of glasses were distributed. The event, part of the city’s official Von Miller Day, continues his mission to help kids see a brighter future, both in and out of the classroom.

In response to the devastating wildfires that impacted Los Angeles, GlassesUSA.com stepped in to support the community by offering free replacements for prescription eyeglasses, sunglasses, and contact lenses to those who lost their eyewear. This initiative was part of our ongoing commitment to giving back during times of crisis, ensuring that those affected could regain their vision and continue moving forward.

In partnership with the National School Boards Association (NSBA), the leading advocate for public education, GlassesUSA.com will provide free prescription eyeglasses to children in need throughout America.

In one of the most remote cities in the country—and a place where the entire community lives below the poverty line. We teamed up with NSBA, The Miss America Organization, Emma Broyles, Miss America 2022/ Miss Alaska 2021 and Jessica Reisinger, Miss Alaska 2022, to give free eyewear to the kids and teachers in need living in Saint Mary’s Alaska.

GlassesUSA.com and the non-profit organization, Pink Glasses, worked together to provide medical assistance to Holocaust survivors with the overall goal of improving the quality of life of Holocaust survivors with high-quality medical care and assistance at no cost.

GlassesUSA.com and “Bringing Life to the World” have broken down barriers and are working together to provide the highest quality of vision care in some of the world’s most challenging contexts. We have brought vision care and vision correction products to hundreds of children and adults in Nepal, giving them the ability to see properly for the very first time in their lives.

Thousands of prescription glasses were donated to a medical delegation in Burundi, helping people in need across rural villages. On the first day alone, over 2,000 people sought treatment at a local hospital, many of whom had never met a doctor before.

In early July, we joined a medical mission to Zambia to help deliver essential eye care. For many of the 1,300 patients treated, this was their very first time receiving an eye exam.