Giving Season · Advocacy. Connection. Stability.
Join the Circle
Vision loss can change someone’s life in a moment.
But no one should have to figure out what comes next alone.
Join the Circle is a community of people who believe that adults experiencing vision loss deserve advocacy, connection, stability, and someone beside them as they begin rebuilding their lives.
That is why SightUnseen.me exists. We help individuals and families navigate the transition from diagnosis to stability through advocacy, connection, and practical support.
This Giving Season, help us be there when someone reaches out and asks: “What do I do now?”
Every month.
Less than $1 a day.
Less than $1 a day.
A difference all month long.
For just $25 a month — less than $1 a day — you can become part of the Circle that helps make sure someone experiencing vision loss does not have to navigate that transition alone.
Monthly giving provides SightUnseen.me with something incredibly important: dependable support we can count on.
That consistency helps us plan ahead, reach more people, and continue providing services at no cost to the people and families who need us.
What your $25 helps make possible
Your support helps people find guidance, trusted relationships, and a way forward after vision loss.
Someone beside them
Advocacy and navigation for adults experiencing vision loss, with connection to an Advocate Buddy™ who can walk beside them through the transition.
Support for the family
Guidance for family members who are also trying to understand what comes next.
A structured way forward
The SightUnseen.me 12-week transition program, with continued support beyond the initial transition period.
Information within reach
Accessible technology and AI-enhanced tools that help people obtain information and navigate resources.
Practical connections
Connections to employment, independent-living, rehabilitation, transportation, benefits, and community resources.
Reaching the next person
Outreach to people who may not yet know where to turn, including connections with providers, clinics, and community organizations.
You are helping make sure the next person who experiences vision loss has somewhere to turn.
Dependable support. Lasting connection.
Join the Circle for $25 a month
Giving monthly is the most powerful way to support this work.
It gives SightUnseen.me dependable resources we can plan around as we reach the next person, the next family, and ultimately the next 100 people who need support.
For less than $1 a day, you become part of a community helping make sure that when someone experiences vision loss, they do not have to face the question “What happens now?” by themselves.
Join the Circle — $25 monthlyNot ready for a monthly commitment?
We completely understand.
Monthly giving gives SightUnseen.me the dependable support that helps us plan ahead and serve more people, but not everyone is ready to make a monthly commitment.
You can still Join the Circle with a one-time $25 gift. That single gift helps move this mission forward and helps us be there for the next person facing vision loss.
Give $25 one timeThe Circle in our community
Look for the Circle
Look for our Join the Circle card at events, community gatherings, and outreach tables. It is a way to recognize the mission and share it with someone who wants to help.
The final event card will include an active QR code to support the mission.
This is a mock-up of our Join the Circle card. The final event card will include an active QR code.
Help us be the first step after diagnosis.
Someone will experience life-changing vision loss today. They may leave a doctor’s office frightened, overwhelmed, and unsure where to turn.
We want SightUnseen.me to be there when they begin asking what comes next.
Whether you give $25 each month, make a one-time $25 gift, share our mission, or introduce someone else to the Circle, you are helping build a community where people experiencing vision loss do not have to navigate that transition alone.
Join the Circle.
Help us reach the next 100 people.
“You may have lost sight, but you have not lost purpose, community, or possibility.”