Eversight

Eversight restores sight and prevents blindness through donation, transplantation and research. Food and Drug Administration.

Eversight is nonprofit organization with a mission to restore sight and prevent blindness through the healing power of donation, transplantation and research. The Eversight network is responsible for:
—Recovering, evaluating and providing human eye tissue for transplantation;
—Supporting research into the causes and cures of blinding eye conditions;
—Promoting donation awareness through public and

professional education; and
—Providing humanitarian aid to people around the world in need of corneal transplantation. Operating in Arizona, Connecticut, Illinois, Michigan, New Jersey, Ohio and South Korea, Eversight works in collaboration with surgeons, researchers, academic medical centers and eye banks across the United States and abroad. Founded in 1947, Eversight maintains its commitment to excellence as an accredited member of the Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA) and by meeting the highest quality standards set by the U.S. Visit eversightvision.org to learn more about our work and meet the leadership team.

04/30/2026

Today is , a day in which we all come together to honor and celebrate donor heroes who have given the gifts of sight, life and mobility through eye, organ and tissue donation. The Association of Organ Procurement Organizations - AOPO offers a way to honor donors by “planting” forget-me-not flowers in their virtual Donor Hero Remembrance Garden to symbolize that these heroes and their gifts will always be remembered.

Honor your hero and “plant” a forget-me-not flower today: https://eversight.ws/4mQPGJK.

04/29/2026

| Discover cutting-edge advances in corneal surface reconstruction in our latest YPG meeting. Explore how emerging techniques and innovative tools are making strides in managing limbal stem cell deficiency—from enhanced re-epithelialization to new surgical combinations addressing challenging cases. Join the conversation on building more collaborative, effective ocular care. Read the full recap to learn more: https://eversight.ws/4crKE1v.

04/28/2026

Doug Tonks was a writer, a traveler, a music lover, a storyteller, a light in so many lives—and through his selfless decision, he is a donor hero too. Read about his life and legacy, and how one letter brought comfort and healing to his family: https://eversight.ws/4mcfMqg.

04/27/2026

Vivian and Larry Lefferts spent years sharing their son John’s donation story, inspiring countless others to understand the life-changing power of donation. Even after Vivian’s passing, Larry continues that mission—because love like theirs never fades.

This , consider sharing your own story. Whether you’re a donor family or recipient, your voice can bring comfort, connection and hope to others.

✨ Share your story: https://eversight.ws/4bHhTid.

04/24/2026

In the hours after Doug Tonk's passing, his wife, Francesca, received an unexpected call from Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor Network, an Eversight partner, telling her Doug had been a registered donor. Despite the shock and grief, Francesca honored his decision.

“I knew it was the right thing to do,” she said.

After becoming more involved in the donation community, Francesca shared her story at Eversight events and through her own published writing. For her, the knowledge that Doug’s donation restored sight—and helped so many others—has brought a sense of peace she never expected.

Learn more in : https://eversight.ws/4tvxcRh.

04/24/2026

We’re headed to in Denver, CO! Meet with our team to learn about the newest innovations in R&D and how we can support you in your clinical work. Click 🗓 https://eversight.ws/4u3lTQe 🗓 to schedule a meeting with the Eversight team through May 7.

04/23/2026

“The doctors predicted that Dion wouldn’t live beyond 8 years old because of his developmental delay and physical disability known as Down Syndrome. Oh, but God said “60 years!” God certainly set Dion apart. Dion was never sick, ill, or hurt until the year 2020…at the age of 59 when he was diagnosed with stage 2 colon cancer. His unique smile will remain in our hearts forever,” — A tribute from Anita Totty, Dion’s sister

Even in loss, Dion gave the ultimate gift—bringing light, vision and hope to others. Discover more donor tributes and find ways to honor the gift of sight today: https://eversight.ws/3LoVBaR. 💙

04/22/2026

After losing her husband, Doug, Francesca Peppiatt found unexpected healing through an Eversight letter revealing the life-changing impact of his donation. Read about the life and legacy of Doug Tonks in : https://eversight.ws/3PNLm1w.

“It said his eyes saved two people from corneal blindness,” she said. “It makes you feel like they're still in the world. He was such an incredible, helpful, wonderful, kind person that still doing that after he passed was so rewarding to hear and it healed so much.”

04/21/2026

Like the branches of a tree, your loved one’s legacy continues to grow—reaching people you may never meet, but forever changing their lives. During , we’re reminded that donation connects countless people through the gifts of sight, life and mobility.

One meaningful way you can honor those who gave the gift of sight is by purchasing a leaf or branch on Eversight’s Tree of Vision—a lasting symbol of gratitude and compassion.

🌿 Learn more: https://eversight.ws/4s2TLeQ.

04/20/2026

At the heart of Dr. Muallem's work in Israel was a critical partnership with organizations and people across borders who want to see sight restored to those in need.

“Eversight made this possible,” Dr. Muallem said. “The quality of the tissue, the responsiveness, the generosity—it’s unmatched. This is exactly the mission of Eversight—to take something that starts here and transform lives 7,000 miles away.”

The impact of this trip is still unfolding. Patients are regaining their sight; surgeons are building new connections, and plans are already in motion to return—bringing care to even more people who are still waiting. Learn more: https://eversight.ws/48lwKwv.

04/18/2026

2026 Eversight Eye & Vision Research grants were awarded to investigators at Case Western Reserve University, Northwestern University, University of Michigan and Wayne State University to advance promising eye and vision research. Each funded project reflects a commitment to advancing clinical care, improving outcomes and exploring new frontiers in vision science. Learn about each investigator and their project: https://eversight.ws/4sESsmF.

04/17/2026

“Chris and I were together 33 years, more than half my life. I still can’t believe he is no longer by my side. He will forever be part of my heart and I am ever so grateful that he was able to give the gift of sight to someone else. Wishing everyone strength, love and kindness,” — A tribute from Robyn DeToni, Christopher’s spouse

Christopher and his family made the selfless decision to give the gift of sight, changing the lives of countless others. Discover more donor tributes and find ways to honor the gift of sight today: https://eversight.ws/45owjjQ. 💙

Address

3985 Research Park Drive
Ann Arbor, MI
48108

Telephone

+18002477250

Website

http://www.eversightvision.org/

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