Smart glasses are enabling those with low-vision to read and complete other tasks independently.
Based on a recommendation from a blind friend, volunteer Jeanne McClellan bought a pair of Ray-Ban Wayfarers with Meta AI.
Her review? "I am very pleased, and want to help others make sense of the growing world of smart glasses, because they’re making small wins feel big."
Learn more by swiping through the carousel, and read the full post here: prrf.org/the-cats-meow-the-smart-glasses-that-are-changing-life-with-low-vision/
🎁 This #GivingTuesday, consider a cause that brings families hope and peace of mind! Every gift helps families affected by pediatric retinal diseases find answers.
And as a bonus, your donation will be matched up to $10,000: secure.givelively.org/donate/pediatric-retinal-research-foundation/2025-year-end-campaign
Happy Thanksgiving! Our PRRF team is reflecting with deep appreciation on the community that makes our mission possible. This year’s Hope for Vision Walk was a powerful reminder of what collective commitment can achieve and the momentum it creates for the children and families we serve.
We’re grateful for every supporter who walks beside us, invests in our work, and believes in advancing research for rare pediatric retinal diseases.
If you’d like to see the impact of this community in action, we invite you to watch our Hope for Vision Walk video montage.
Wishing you a meaningful and restorative Thanksgiving season.
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