New Eyes for the Needy: Impact: How You Can Help -- Recycle

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Impact: How You Can Help

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Impact: How You Can Help

Recycle

Help New Eyes turn Trash into Treasure. New Eyes for the Needy appreciates donations of:

		plastic eyeglasses, reading glasses and sunglasses in good condition;
		metal eyeglasses in any condition;
		hearing aids;
		pairs of prescription lenses;
		watches, silver and gold jewelry, and costume jewelry;
		silverware and giftware;
		dentures with gold inlays.

Eyeglasses in good condition are sent to medical missions and international charitable organizations for distribution to the poor in developing nations. Proceeds from the sale of scrap metal, hearing aids, jewelry and giftware are used to purchase new eyeglasses for poor U.S. residents.

See Shipping Instructions to learn how to ship or deliver your donations to New Eyes.

Be sure to include your return address with ZIP Code so that our volunteers can send you a receipt. Because of the volume of donations, it may take several months to receive an acknowledgement.

Click here to learn about sponsoring a Collection Drive for New Eyes.

Donations are Tax Deductible

All contributions, iincluding the cost of shipping, are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. Please check with your tax professional..

New Eyes acknowledges all contributions, but the value of the donation is to be set by the donor for income tax purposes.

New Eyes for the Needy assumes no responsibility for establishing the value of the donations.

Information filed with the Attorney General concerning this charitable solicitation may be obtained from the Attorney General of the State of New Jersey by calling 973-504-6215. Registration with the Attorney General does not imply endorsement.