Tuesday, September 8, 2009

Thank you and welcome to the blog of the Nicaragua OneSight clinic team.


The time that we have all been preparing so diligently for has finally come. In just a few short weeks we will have the opportunity to give the gift of sight to thousands of deserving people. A life with out desperately needed eyecare is a reality to many people in the world. Through OneSight countless doors and possibilities will been opened to improve their quality of life. Clear vision allows a child the ability to go to school and get their education, adults can seek employment and provide for their families. Plus, who can take for granted the ability to see a loved one smile especially if this is something they are seeing for the first time. Yes, the gift of sight is truly a gift like no other, that is why OneSight works so hard with countless local community volunteers, generous donations, dedicated Luxottica employees, and caring doctors to see that the 20 International missions conducted each year run so smoothly.


We invite you to visit this blog each day of our two week mission and share in the experiences with us as we touch lives in the Granada/Rivas Nicaragua communities and have our lives changed forever as well. You will soon see why we have such a passion for giving everyone the opportunity to see the world clearly. We hope that after you experience this with us it will be a passion of yours as well.


If you would like to donate to this wonderful cause and help us exceed our goal to raise 8,000 dollars for our mission, feel free to follow the link and donate. Even the smallest amount can go a long way to help someone see the world clearly.

http://my.e2rm.com/TeamPage.aspx?teamID=119315&LangPref=en-CA

8 comments:

  1. We are only day's away now ! What an awesome opportunity and awesome adventure this will be !

    Team Member Christina Barnes
    Edmonton, Alberta Canada

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  2. Hey team nicaragua i know you are a few days away from your wonderful adventure of giving the gift of sight I just want to wish all of you a safe and successful journey in nicaragua.....Mel its your first solo clinic and i know its going to be like the rest like you always partner with successful and well accomplished cause thats who you are so sit back relax and enjoy the journey...i'll miss you love Marla.

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  3. hey there Nicaragua team its your first day of clinic and i just want to wish all of you a successful and well accomplish day and for the rest of the journey giving the gift of sight...mel stay strong and keep up the good work miss you be safe....all you guys drink a lot of water will be good for you .....

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  4. I know it's only the 2nd day of Clinic, but it would be great to hear something from the Team about how you all are doing! I'm certain you've been very busy getting everything up and running. We miss you, Jenni, and remain very proud of all you do

    Love ya!
    Mom

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  5. Wishing you all the best, and all the rest you need on the most fantastic adventure. Congratulations to all of you for the selfless giving of your energy and yourselves. The result of that action is priceless as surely you have seen. :-)

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  6. Hope all is going well for the team. We are thinking of you, Christina and your dedication to this cause.
    Lots of love
    Jim and Wendy

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  7. Christina, Christina, Christina! There's a great quote that made me think of you on your mission:

    "Gratitude is a vaccine, an anti-toxin, an anti-septic."

    How thoughtful - and I'm sure there's no doubt that's how the many hearts of children and adults you're helping feel about you!

    Yvonne

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  8. Hi Nicaragua Team. One week has passed, now you are in the middle of your great nicaraguan experience. The work in clinic is hard but there are many satisfactions.

    I wish you a good job.

    Melissa, my friend, ceck Gianluca.... ;-)

    Ciao Team italiano, dal blog mi sembra che stia procedendo tutto bene, non poteva essere altrimenti, vero?

    Un caro saluto e ci vediamo la settimana prox.

    Ciao,

    Ezio

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