Monthly Giving
ForSight is a community of monthly donors committed to providing people in underserved communities access to eye care including surgery, glasses and medicine.
When you join ForSight and donate monthly, you give the power of sight to people in need all year-round.
An astonishing 771 million people around the world have vision loss that can be prevented or treated with surgery, glasses and medicine. When people can see, they are able to take better care of their health, contribute to their communities, and lift themselves and their families out of poverty.
Any monthly donation amount will help provide people in need around the world access the eye care services that they need and deserve.
$10
A monthly donation of $10 can provide 24 pairs of prescription glasses for children or adults every year
$25
A monthly donation of $25 can provide sight-restoring cataract surgery for 6 adults every year
$50
A monthly donation of $50 can provide an adult with a life-changing cataract surgery every month
A monthly donation of $75 can provide 6 children with sight-restoring cataract surgery every year
$75
Why Join?
When you join ForSight and donate monthly, you will:
If you’d prefer to join ForSight over the phone or to set up automatic bank withdrawals, please contact us toll-free at 1-877-460-6622 or download this form and email it to admin@seva.ca or mail it to our office.
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