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VFT Year in Review 2023

Thank you for your ongoing support of VFT in 2023. It was a dynamic year for research and partner outreach. VFT is committed to funding promising research to understand and better treat aniridia and albinism and the Foundation remained true...

March 21, 2024

VFT to Support New Non-Invasive Imaging for Tracking Retinal Changes in Young Aniridia Patients Eyes

Aniridia Research

VFT to Support New Non-Invasive Imaging for Tracking Retinal Changes in Young Aniridia Patients Eyes

The Vision for Tomorrow Foundation (VFT) is supporting a research project using new technology called visible light optical coherence tomography (vis-OCT) to detect retinal damage in young aniridia patients. Xiaorong Liu, PhD, Associate Professor of Biology and Psychology, University of...

January 30, 2024

VFT and UVA Continue Partnership to Further Understand Early Eye Development in Aniridia and Albinism

Albinism Aniridia Research

VFT and UVA Continue Partnership to Further Understand Early Eye Development in Aniridia and Albinism

The Vision for Tomorrow Foundation (VFT) is excited to support ongoing work and first-of-its-kind research with the University of Virginia (UVA) to understand initial steps in eye formation and the consequences for aniridia and albinism. Previous studies VFT helped to...

October 23, 2023

Aniridia Research

VFT Sponsors ANA Research Symposium

The Vision for Tomorrow Foundation is proud to sponsor and attend the biennial Aniridia North America Symposium: Pax6, Aniridia and Beyond once again. The 2023 event, presented by VFT partner, Aniridia North America, offers an environment for leading researchers to...

September 17, 2023

Albinism Aniridia Community Research

2022 Year In Review

We are excited to share the 2022 Vision for Tomorrow Foundation Year in Review report. The VFT team can’t thank you enough for your support and donations this past year. We remain committed to advancing research and supporting families and...

March 6, 2023

Albinism Aniridia Community Research

VFT Lights Up For Rare Disease Day

The Vision for Tomorrow Foundation (VFT) celebrates Rare Disease Day – a globally-coordinated movement working towards equity in social opportunity, healthcare and access to diagnosis and therapies for people living with a rare disease. VFT focuses on two rare diseases...

February 28, 2023

Research

VFT Funds Innovative Research to Understand Early Eye Development in Aniridia and Albinism

VFT Funds Innovative Research to Understand Early Eye Development in Aniridia and Albinism The Vision for Tomorrow Foundation is excited to support first-of-its-kind research with the University of Virginia (UVA) to understand initial steps in eye formation and the consequences...

December 23, 2022

Community Research

Giving Tuesday 2022 is Here

Giving Tuesday 2022 is Here Vision for Tomorrow is participating in Giving Tuesday on November 29th. There are so many ways to support VFT’s pillars of 1) funding research for aniridia and albinism and 2) providing free support to families affected by these eye...

November 28, 2022

VFT Sponsors International Albinism Conference

Community Research

VFT Sponsors International Albinism Conference

The Vision for Tomorrow Foundation is proud to sponsor the International Scientific Conference on Albinism (ISCA). This unique conference, sponsored by the Global Albinism Alliance, includes researchers, health care providers and albinism organization leaders from around the globe. The goal...

October 26, 2022

Community Research

2021 Year In Review

Thank you so much for your ongoing support for the Vision for Tomorrow Foundation in 2021. The VFT Year in Review report recaps the 15th Anniversary year including new research projects and expanded networking to support families affected by albinism...

March 24, 2022

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Category: Research

VFT Year in Review 2023

VFT to Support New Non-Invasive Imaging for Tracking Retinal Changes in Young Aniridia Patients Eyes

VFT and UVA Continue Partnership to Further Understand Early Eye Development in Aniridia and Albinism

VFT Sponsors ANA Research Symposium

2022 Year In Review

VFT Lights Up For Rare Disease Day

VFT Funds Innovative Research to Understand Early Eye Development in Aniridia and Albinism

Giving Tuesday 2022 is Here

VFT Sponsors International Albinism Conference

2021 Year In Review

VFT Year in Review 2023

Candid Conversation on Aniridia

VFT to Support New Non-Invasive Imaging for Tracking Retinal Changes in Young Aniridia Patients Eyes

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