$75,000 Grant from the Madison Community Foundation (MCF) will Enhance Women’s Empowerment & Workforce Development Programs

Combat Blindness International (CBI) is excited to announce a $75,000 grant from the Madison Community Foundation's (MCF) Jaya G. Iyer Endowment Fund. This generous support will enhance our Women's Empowerment and Workforce Development Programs.

Impact on Women's Programs  

This grant will aid 40 fellows in the Certified Ophthalmic Paramedic (COP) Fellowship Program and 20 screeners in the Aadya Initiative in Saharanpur, India. These programs provide crucial education and training for young women, creating a ripple effect of empowerment.

MCF's Commitment  

Angela Davis, MCF’s Director of Grantmaking, highlighted, “Combat Blindness has been a leader in innovative programming, and this grant will help them continue this work. It will employ and empower women by providing them with employment training and opportunities.”

CBI is grateful for MCF's support and looks forward to continuing this impactful partnership. Together, we aim to empower women through education and expand the workforce to bring accessible eye care to underserved communities.

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