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Our Kids Right to Sight Program aims to help children, veterans, and homeless people in our community by donating free glasses to anybody that needs them.
Itzel Sandoval is twelve years old and attends the local school Santa Barbara Junior High. She was referred to our Kids Right to Sight Program for her far-sighted vision, and has recently received a pair of glasses to help her sight.
Our Kids Right to Sight Program ensures that for every pair of glasses purchased, someone in need will also receive a pair. We do this with the help of your direct referral and the help of various nonprofit organizations.
To learn more about
Kids Right to Sight and our referral program, visit our website at
www.eyeglassfactory.com.
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Rick Feldman, owner of Eyeglass Factory was a guest of the Kiwanis Club of Santa Barbara Luncheon yesterday where he spoke about the Kids Right to Sight Program. The Kiwanis Club is a global volunteer organization that is dedicated to performing philanthropic deeds for the communities that surround them. They wrote,
"Even in paradise, generous businessmen like Rick Feldman, owner of SB Eyeglass Factory finds ways to provide eye-care, free glasses & new hope to kids, veterans and the homeless of our community. Our Kiwanis Club family salutes you!" (source).
If you are interested in Eyeglass Factory's Kids Right to Sight Program, head over to the
website to learn more about how you can make a difference in someone's life.
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Introducing our new Look Good, Feel Good campaign! For every pair of glasses that YOU purchase, we will donate a pair of glasses to a child in need. Try on some glasses now with our virtual and at-home try on programs. Looking good and feeling good have never been so easy.
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