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Donor Recognition

VisionQuest 20/20 is deeply grateful for the generosity of our sponsors and donors. Because every child deserves to see, our sponsorships and donations have been critical to transforming the lives of America's future by putting an end to undetected childhood vision disorders. Your gifts have enabled us to make a significant impact on schools, one at a time, through our comprehensive vision screening program.

If you would like to make a gift supporting our cause of eliminating undetected vision disorders and preventable blindness among children, please click here to become a sponsor or donor

Support the program to help eliminate preventable blindness in children Call (888) MY - VQ2020

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Testimonials

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I used the VisionQuest 20/20 for the first time to conduct a vision screening program at MC Cash Elementary School in Laveen, Arizona. There were 729 students in K-6. All of the students loved the experience of a 'video game' for screening.
- Joetta Downs, Laveen Lions Club Volunteer
All I can say is that the kids loved it, and several said they wanted to play again! It was such a joy to be able to use this program. It definitely saves us time in the long run.
- Lucy Samuels
I have several children who failed the regular eye exams because they didn't understand the direction or the proctors didn't take the time with them. I have a huge amount of special needs children and the program was a godsend. Especially for rescreens.
- Vanessa Barr
I was able to see your equipment in use at Madison #1 and it is like nothing I've ever seen! I would love for you to come to my district and tell us about how we may be able to use this for our screenings.
Trisha Collinson, RN, Balsz School District