Serving 57 years in Connecticut, 102 years in New York and 32 years in New Jersey
“3-D” Fireworks return to Quassy Amusement Park in Middlebury, Conn., on July 4 to benefit Prevent Blindness Tri-State. Special “3-D” Fireworks viewing glasses will be sold for $1 at the park during the day with proceeds benefiting Prevent Blindness Tri-State.
Helping to kick off the holiday promotion at the park with the new “3-D” glasses are (from the left): Marianne Como, Naugatuck Savings Bank branch manager in Middlebury; Naomi Hayner, Connecticut programs manager with Prevent Blindness Tri-State; and Carson Baker, director of operations with Pepsi Cola of Bristol, Conn. The event is sponsored by Naugatuck Savings Bank, Pepsi, Gibraltar Pools, Price Chopper and Voices.
Prevent Blindness Tri-State's premiere Workplace Eye Safety & Wellness program recognizes achievement in companies around the region that have exemplary eye safety records.
Recipients of the Prevent Blindness Tri-State Eyes on America’s Workforce Safety Award were announced at the Mid-Atlantic Region Safety, Health& Wellness EXPO/2010 in Atlantic City sponsored by the New Jersey Safety Council.
On the left Dan Klein, Vice President of Disposal Services Inc.,New Jersey recipient of the Vision Council Award In the middle: Thomas J. Jackson Sr. Accepting the award for Immunomedics, Inc.New Jersey. On the right, Kathryn Garre-Ayars, Prevent Blindness Tri-state President & CEO
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Visit PBTS's Workplace Eye Safety Website: www.workplaceeyesafety.org
Companies wishing to apply for next year’s award should call the Prevent Blindness Tri-State office at 203-772-4653x21.
Download 2011 Application Here
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Prevent Blindness Tristate is going green-thanks to our corporate partner Harney & Sons Fine Teas! For each can of celebration citron green tea ordered from Harney & Sons Fine Teas, the tea company will donate 20% of the cost of a can to Prevent Blindness Tri-State! A can of tea will make 40 cups of teas. It makes a great gift for weddings, corporate health and wellness gifts, tea parties- and is full of antioxidants which are good for your eyes! Support Prevent Blindness Tri-State and keep your eyes healthy!
Purchase your tea online today!
Kathryn Garre Ayars and Governor Patterson of New York Governor Paterson Issues a Proclamation to Prevent Blindness Tri-State designating January as Glaucoma Awareness Month. Prevent Blindness Tri-State Educates the Public on Glaucoma and What Steps Can Be Taken to Lessen Vision Loss
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Prevent Blindness Tri-State is a non-profit with 501(c)(3) status.
Last year alone, Prevent Blindness Tri-State served over 15,000 children and more than 22,000 adults through eye health education, vision screening, and resource referral. Because of this effort, 38,000 pairs of eyes are better prepared to have healthy vision for life.
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