Halo Foundation Partners with Dr. Zreibi to Restore Vision for Over 60 Seniors in Need
The Halo Foundation has partnered with Dr. Salem Zreibi of Progressive Vision and the Swiss Embassy in the Dominican Republic to provide essential eye care to over 60 senior citizens, aged 54 to 92.
This initiative, part of the Foundation’s mission to support vulnerable communities, has successfully restored vision to those facing impaired eyesight.
Teffenah Otto, leading the project, praised Dr. Zreibi for his compassionate care and expertise, emphasizing the significance of medical professionals in community support.
The initiative, titled “Future Bright with the Gift of Sight,” highlights the transformative power of giving back, as all glasses were provided at no cost.
Celebrating ten years of operation, the Halo Foundation continues its commitment to making a meaningful difference in the lives of those in need.
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