Eyeglass World Launches New Philanthropic Outreach Program
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“We are in the midst of a global vision crisis,” said Bob Stein, National Vision’s chief philanthropic officer. “The World Health Organization estimates that more than a billion people need some form of vision correction. A simple pair of glasses can make a tremendous difference for someone, oftentimes impacting their ability to work, drive or even interact with family and friends. At Eyeglass World, we are thrilled to be able to launch this program that will help people in need in communities around the world see better so they can live better.”
Eyeglass World has been piloting its “Made Locally, Given Globally” program for the past year at locations in both Michigan and Indiana. During the pilot, more than 11,000 pairs of eyeglasses were created by Eyeglass World associates and will be distributed to people around the world in need thanks to partnerships with organizations including RestoringVision.
“At Eyeglass World, we are on a constant quest to create the world’s happiest customers,” said Jacqueline Grove, senior vice president of retail operations for Eyeglass World. “We know that it is important to today’s consumer to feel good about where they shop. They want to know that the company they buy from is invested in making a difference in the world. ‘Made Locally, Given Globally’ is just one more reason we believe customers should trust Eyeglass World with their eye care and eyewear needs.”
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Source: National Vision Holdings, Inc.

