The Director of Development role is responsible for developing and executing a well-designed and comprehensive fundraising and stewardship strategy to support Prevent Blindness’s development goals. This position reports to the President and Chief Executive Officer and works with a team of development, program, marketing and communication, and administrative professionals.
- Your Sight
- The Eye & How We See
- What’s Your Risk of a Vision Problem?
- Signs of Eye Disease and Vision Problems in Adults
- Getting Professional Eye Care
- Health Insurance and Your Eyes
- Medicare Benefits & Your Eyes
- Vision Care Financial Assistance Information
- Wearing Contact Lenses
- 20/20 Vision at 40? – Take Care of Your Eyes!
- Clinical Trials for Eye Diseases and Vision
- Common Eye Myths
- Diabetes and Your Eyes
- The Glaucoma Community
- Digital Devices and Your Eyes
- Taking Eye Drop Medications
- Growing Older With Good Vision
- Healthy Living, Healthy Vision
- Nutrition Supplements and Vision
- Preventing Eye Injuries
- Protect Your Eyes from the Sun
- Resources for Those with Vision Loss
- Women’s Eye and Vision Health
- Fact Sheets to download and print
- Expert Guest Columns
- Subscribe to e-news
- Your Child’s Sight
- Your Baby’s Developing Sight
- Getting Your Child Vision-Ready for School
- Your Child’s Glasses
- Wearing Contact Lenses
- Signs of Possible Eye Problems in Children
- Common Children’s Vision Problems
- Protect Your Child from Eye Injuries
- Home and Toy Eye Safety for Children
- Safe Toy Checklist
- Eye Safety for Your Child Athlete
- Protecting Your Child’s Eyes from the Sun
- Digital Screen Time Tips and Resources
- First Aid for Eye Emergencies
- Fireworks Safety
- Taking Your Child to the Eye Doctor
- The ACA and Your Child’s Eye Care
- Vision Care Financial Assistance
- Understanding Vision Screenings and Eye Exams
- Small Steps for Big Vision Tool Kit
- Fact Sheets to download and print
- Eye Diseases & Conditions
- Acanthamoeba Keratitis & Contact Lenses
- Amblyopia
- AMD (Age-Related Macular Degeneration)
- Astigmatism
- Cataract
- Central Retinal Vein Occlusion
- Color Blindness
- Conjunctivitis (Pink Eye)
- Diabetes-Related Macular Edema
- Diabetes-related Retinopathy
- Dry Age-related Macular Degeneration (AMD)
- Dry Eye
- Eye Inflammation
- Floaters
- Glaucoma
- Types of Glaucoma
- How Does Glaucoma Damage My Eyes
- Who is at Risk for Glaucoma
- How Do Eye Doctors Check for Glaucoma
- How Do Eye Doctors Treat Glaucoma
- Treating Glaucoma with Medicines
- Treating Glaucoma with Laser Surgery
- Treating Glaucoma with Glaucoma Surgery
- Living with Glaucoma
- The Glaucoma Community
- Taking Eye Drop Medications
- HIV/AIDS and the Eye
- Hyperopia (Farsightedness)
- Inherited Retinal Diseases
- Keratitis
- Myopia (Nearsightedness)
- Presbyopia
- Refractive Error
- Retinal Tears & Detachments
- Strabismus
- Symptomatic Vitreomacular Adhesion
- Thyroid Eye Disease
- Uveitis
- Zika Virus and Your Eyes
- Fact Sheets to Download, Read and Print
- Training & Educator Resources
- Children’s Vision Screening Certification
- Star Pupils Eye Health and Safety Curriculum
- Eyes That Thrive
- Small Steps for Big Vision Tool Kit
- Think of Vision Fact Sheets for Teachers
- Healthy Eyes Presentation Series – Health Presentation Topics
- Glaucoma Educator Course
- Adult Vision Screening Certification (3-Year Certification)
- Eye Health and Safety Fact Sheets for Patients
- Vision and Eye Health Infographics
- Diabetes and the Eyes Educational Toolkit
- Advocacy
- Best Practices and Research
- Population Health
- Children’s Vision and Eye Health
- National Center for Children’s Vision and Eye Health
- Children’s Vision in the U.S. 2nd Edition
- Considerations for Children’s Vision Screening Programs During the Covid-19 Pandemic
- 12 Components of a Strong Vision Health System of Care
- National Association of School Nurses and NCCVEH Vision Tool Kit
- Vision Screening Device Review
- Children’s Vision Screening Requirements by State
- Prevent Blindness Model Children’s Vision Legislation
- Vision Screening Recommendations
- Children Who Should By-Pass Vision Screening
- Vision Screener Training and Certification
- Recognition Visual Acuity (Optotype-based) Screening
- Occlusion Techniques
- Instrument-Based Vision Screening
- Stereoacuity Testing
- Untestable Children and Rescreening Guidelines
- Recommended Tools and Tests
- Components of a Comprehensive Vision Screening System
- Vision Screening Guidelines by Age
- Data Collection Guidelines
- Performance Measures Guidelines
- Research
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