• The Task Force for Global Health, Inc.
    $15,500,000 through December, 2027

    To support an Avoidable Blindness fund that will help fulfill the Foundation’s commitment to trachoma elimination in Mali, Niger, and Tanzania, and see the completion of the Cameroon Cataract Performance Bond.

    Avoidable Blindness Africa Awarded: May, 2022
  • Americans for Oxford Inc
    $100,000 through December, 2024

    To support an assessment of the feasibility of rescuing participant-level trachoma data and using it to tailor future intervention approaches in the global movement to eliminate trachoma.

    Avoidable Blindness Africa Awarded: December, 2021
  • Sightsavers Inc.
    $2,500,000 through December, 2024

    To support the Tanzania national trachoma program.

    Avoidable Blindness Africa Awarded: November, 2021
  • Vision Catalyst Fund
    $150,000 through February, 2022

    to support activities to operate the Vision Catalyst Fund.

    Avoidable Blindness Global Awarded: February, 2021
  • Helen Keller International
    $5,175,000 through February, 2023

    To contribute to the elimination of trachoma as a public health problem in Mali and Niger.

    Avoidable Blindness Africa Awarded: November, 2019
  • The Carter Center, Inc.
    $5,400,000 through February, 2023

    To contribute to the elimination of trachoma as a public health problem in Mali and Niger.

    Avoidable Blindness Africa Awarded: November, 2019
  • Sightsavers Inc.
    $200,000 through February, 2022

    To contribute to the elimination of trachoma as a public health problem in Mali.

    Avoidable Blindness Africa Awarded: November, 2019
  • Sightsavers Inc.
    $50,000 through September, 2022

    to support the adaptation of the Social Mobilization NTD Toolkit for use in the Niger trachoma elimination programme.

    Avoidable Blindness Africa Awarded: November, 2019
  • The Carter Center, Inc.
    $50,000 through November, 2020

    to support research of potential testing mechanisms for long-term post-elimination trachoma surveillance in Niger.

    Avoidable Blindness Africa Awarded: November, 2019
  • Sightsavers Inc.
    $2,500,000 through January, 2022

    To support the national trachoma elimination program in Tanzania.

    Avoidable Blindness Africa Awarded: November, 2018