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All May See is advancing UCSF Ophthamology’s mission to cure blindness. Your donation to our key initiatives below, will drive breakthroughs in eye care. Explore how you can directly impact the future of vision.
Philanthropic support has never been more crucial in today’s changing and evolving funding landscape. We are committed to maintaining groundbreaking research in vision science through support of our basic scientists. The future of vision science depends on our collaborative efforts whether through a donation or establishment of an endowment. Please join us today to make a difference. More information here.
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The All May See Foundation is proud to introduce the Innovation Fund, our strategic pathway to move cutting-edge ideas from the lab to patients. Designed to accelerate transformative discoveries, the Innovation Fund supports faculty through a structured five-phase process that nurtures research, strengthens ideas, and opens doors to new partnerships. Learn how your support accelerates discovery. More information here.
Naming opportunities remain available through the Future of Vision Campaign, beginning at $50,000. These meaningful opportunities offer donors the chance to create a lasting legacy while supporting the people, programs, research, and spaces advancing the future of eye care at UCSF. More information here.
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Families travel from across the country to UCSF for specialized pediatric eye care. Our physicians are working to bring an emerging treatment for children with keratoconus into the operating room, along with recruiting the pediatric faculty needed to lead this work forward. Your gift can help build a true Center of Excellence in Pediatric Eye Care at UCSF. Learn more here.
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The Augie Fund, established in 2013, helps families afford specialized eyewear for children with vision needs just as if they were covered by insurance.
Inspired by their son Augie’s experience, the Wintroub-Hansens created this fund to provide essential vision aids through UCSF, ensuring all children can access resources for proper visual development. Act today to support the Augie Fund. More information here.
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Glaucoma Faculty care for a large and diverse patient population, creating a unique opportunity to advance new approaches to diagnosing, monitoring, and treating glaucoma. Our clinical facilities are already at full capacity, so we are establishing a dedicated Glaucoma Research Center at the Wayne and Gladys Valley Center for Vision to support this critical work. Your gift can help bring promising new technologies from concept to patient care. Learn more here.
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UCSF opens world’s first Gould Syndrome Center of Excellence, led by Dr. Douglas Gould, who originally discovered the disorder through his UCSF research, and Dr. Alejandra de Alba Campomanes. The Center will support families affected by this rare genetic condition involving COL4A1 and COL4A2 mutations, which can impact the eyes, brain, and other organs. Support our new Center and our important research. More information here.
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The UCSF Ophthalmology Shelter Clinic provides critical eye care to the unhoused. Your donation will fund essential equipment and operations, enabling free comprehensive eye services for this vulnerable population. Directly support the UCSF Ophthalmology Shelter Clinic through the All May See Foundation. More information here.
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Your donation fuels cutting-edge medical research, funds vital equipment, and educates future healthcare leaders. Help us push the boundaries of medical science and improve patient care. Every contribution makes a difference in advancing healthcare. Help shape the future of eye care.
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The ACCESS program, managed by Madeline Yung, MD, and Tyson Kim, MD, PhD, provides treatments to patients suffering from sight-threatening corneal pathologies such as keratoconus, infectious keratitis, corneal scarring or ulceration, limbal stem cell deficiency, and other forms of corneal ectasia. ACCESS covers the costs of medically necessary treatments including custom-fit scleral or RGP lenses, serum tears, and compounded eye drops — typically not covered by insurance. Make a difference today. More information here.
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The Kathleen Rydar Inspiration Fund will secure the future of vital research, educate the next generation of ophthalmology leaders, and provide outstanding vision care for the Bay Area and beyond. Our goal is to raise at least $2 million. This fund honors one of All May See’s most passionate leaders and ensures lifetimes of vision through new avenues of discovery. We would be honored if you joined us in committing a gift to this fund. More information here.
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