"My participation in the Vision for Vision Organization is the best way I can give back to the community."

"I like to see."

"My time during Vision for Vision was great, much better then I have expected. I really enjoyed working with the members for the club, and the friendship gained I hope will last a lifetime. Not only that I felt the club had real meaning to it, that it was more than just service hours. I will miss hanging out with the members I met. This club and the work done meant a lot to me, and hopefully to the people we try to help."

"Vision for Vision is an excellent opportunity to educate people about the affects of glaucoma. Because it is preventable, it is important to inform people about what they can do to stop this disease from taking their precious gift of sight."

"I feel grateful to be part of a project which helps the elderly live a more complete life with informing them of their chances to keep their eyesight and create future memories."

"Without vision there is darkness, but with our help you shall have light. Without vision you cannot enjoy the beauty of nature that is around you."

"Vision for Vision is an innovative club that allows me not only to enrich my knowledge about the human eye, but also lets me educate the community about eye diseases."

"The first step to helping the world is to start from our local community."

"In order to help people experience the world."

"I am proud to be part of the effort to prevent people from unwittingly succumbing to blindness."

"It is a privilege to be part of such an important cause- to help educate those who are most susceptible and venerable to this damaging disease."

"As a diabetic, I understand the dangers of glaucoma and wish to share my knowledge with others in my situation. The sharing of knowledge is the most important weapon in the fight against glaucoma and, through its use, I feel that we can all make a difference."

"I have a vision… for vision!"

"Vision for Vision is a great opportunity for students to interact with the elderly, and more importantly, for the elderly to become aware of glaucoma and what they can do to prevent it."