The Visual Bucket List Foundation in the News
Modern Woodmen’s fundraiser for Visual Bucket List nets $14K
A Modern Woodmen fundraiser included a dining in the dark event March 3 at Westbrook Country Club. MANSFIELD -- Modern Woodmen of America members in Mansfield recently helped raise money for The Visual Bucket List Foundation with a special event on Saturday, March 3....
St. Peter’s student fulfills visual wish with eSight glasses
Remington Hedrick, a second grader at St. Peter's Elementary School, can see her classmates' faces for the first time thanks to a new pair of eSight glasses. That wish can now come true for Remington, who was presented with a brand-new pair of eSight glasses on...
Lizzy Myers’ parents want to help other children with vision impairment
LEXINGTON - The parents of Lizzy Myers, the little girl who may lose her eyesight, saw her story attract international attention. Because people responded so strongly to the Lexington girl's plight and wanted to help her, she got to make the trip of a lifetime, going...
St. Peter’s student will receive gift of sight through Visual Bucket List Foundation
Seven-year-old Remington Hedrick has nystagmus and retinal dystrophy, and would able to see clearly with the use of eSight Glasses. The Visual Bucket List Foundation is working to fundraise $10,000 to purchase the glasses for Remington. That’s how much a pair of...
Girl With ‘Visual Bucket List’ Is Blessed by Pope Francis
A 5-year-old girl was blessed by Pope Francis today after traveling with her parents to Rome for her "visual bucket list." Lizzy Myers is going blind due to a rare disease called Usher's syndrome, a degenerative condition that often results in vision and hearing loss....
Lizzy Myers’ Visual Bucket List
Five-year-old Lizzy Myers drawing in a garden in Rome. Freeze frame of video shot by AP Television Cameraman Paolo Lucariello. April 2, 2016 Dear Blog Readers, This past week we have been following the story of little Lizzy Myers, the five-year-old girl from...