At ClearVision, we consider it part of our social responsibility to make each day better for someone else. That’s why we empower our employees to band together in an effort to make a positive difference in the lives of others. After all, improving people’s lives is the core mission of the optical profession.

Throughout our history, we have given back, not only to the optical community, but also in the areas of breast cancer research, educating children, feeding the hungry, and hundreds of other charities.

The ClearVision Cares is an employee-run committee that organizes and encourages employees to donate their time and resources to charities and the community. Throughout the years, ClearVision Cares has worked with Long Island Harvest, Big Brothers and Sisters of Suffolk, Madonna House of Dix Hills and several other charitable organizations. Not only does our staff benefit the local community through volunteering, our matching charitable contribution program also gives incentive to ClearVision employees to give monetary donations to local not-for-profits. 

Since 2007, ClearVision has teamed up with BCBGMAXAZRIA to create cause-related, limited edition sunglasses to raise funds for Susan G. Komen for the Cure®. Komen is the world’s largest grassroots network of breast cancer survivors and activists fighting to save lives, empower people, ensure quality care for all and energize science to find the cures.
Through the years, this compassionate team has raised over $150,000 for the breast cancer organization.

In addition to our work with Komen on a national stage, ClearVision is teaming up with the Greater New York City Affiliate of Susan G. Komen for the Cure®. In 2010, we are lending our support to two Komen NYC events: Tickled Pink!, an evening combining fashion, shopping and breast cancer awareness and The Race for the Cure, one of the city’s largest, most exuberant outdoor events. In 2009, nearly 25,000 deeply committed people ran or walked in the Race.

Committed to helping end hunger in the Long Island community, ClearVision Optical conducts an ongoing food drive for Long Island Cares, Inc., The Harry Chapin Food Bank.  Throughout the year, ClearVision employees band together to donate hundreds of dollars of groceries to help this organization with feeding 259,000 hungry Long Island residents in Nassau and Suffolk counties. 

UCP Suffolk is part of a national organization, United Cerebral Palsy Associations, which was founded in 1949, by a group of concerned parents whose children had cerebral palsy. Today there are over 100 local affiliates throughout the United States. ClearVision is a proud supporter of UCP Suffolk and recently hosted a reception, exhibit and auction of paintings created by people with disabilities to benefit United Cerebral Palsy of Suffolk with 100% of the money raised at the event going back to the organization.


Madonna Heights offers residential, community, mental health and outreach services to adolescent girls and women in need. The progressive services this organization provides helps these women and adolescent girls get their lives back on track to become stable and self-sufficient. Each holiday season, ClearVision employees donate gifts to women and children under the care of Madonna Heights through a “Giving Tree.”


ClearVision is a proud supporter of AHRC Suffolk, a leader in day and residential programming for people with various developmental disabilities. For 60 years they have provided these programs for 2,500 children and adults throughout their 38 facilities. To learn more about this organization, visit the web at www.ahrcsuffolk.org

VISION USA, an organization that provides basic eye health and vision care services free of charge to uninsured, low-income people and their families. VISION USA™ was established in 1991 by American Optometric Association doctors of optometry who donate their services. Each year, ClearVision donates frames to doctors who participate in VISION USA™ for distribution to those in need.
 

The California Vision Project is a non-profit, optometric charity designed to provide low-income, working, uninsured families throughout the state of California with free comprehensive eye exams and low cost glasses. ClearVision supports the California Vision Project by donating frames to doctors who participate in this program.

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