Our Vision
The Vision for Tomorrow Foundation seeks to empower people with low vision to have the confidence and ability to achieve their dreams. We envision a world where vision problems may be cured – or even prevented. That is why funding research is at the heart of our foundation. Research makes it possible to better understand and more effectively treat ocular complications common in albinism and aniridia, two conditions causing low vision from birth. We also know that we are stronger together and offer support and information to families affected by albinism and aniridia. Please explore our information to learn more about albinism and aniridia. We welcome you to meet families profiled throughout the website who are leading fulfilling lives.
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Albinism
Albinism is an inherited condition and affects people of all races and ethnicities and is more common than you may think. One out of every 17,000 people worldwide has some form of albinism.
Aniridia
Aniridia is a rare genetic condition that affects approximately 1 in 60,000 births. The term “aniridia” literally means “without iris” but the condition can affect the entire eye anatomy.
A big brother shares what he’s learned since his brother was diagnosed with aniridia. Read More.
A father navigates low vision needs and discovers his daughter can often be his best guide. Read More.
A mom shares advice on what she’s learned from diagnosis day to today. Read More.