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Our Supporters

Vision loss affects us all.

Friends of That Man May See make gifts for many reasons. Some are grateful for sight saved and restored through advanced diagnostics, skilled surgery, or innovative therapies. Patients want to hasten solutions. Families, individuals, foundations, and businesses join us to imagine a world in which all may see.

That Man May See’s loyal contributors are helping to realize a new UCSF Center for Vision Neuroscience at Mission Bay, opening in 2019. The new center will house integrated vision clinics and bring together, in one strategic location, the faculties of the Department of Ophthalmology and the Francis I. Proctor Foundation for Research in Ophthalmology.

Your gifts have an impact on current and future generations.

Testimonials

“The partnership between the Larry L. Hillblom Foundation and UCSF Ophthalmology advances research collaboration, bringing hope to those suffering from chronic and degenerative diseases associated with aging, with a primary focus on brain and vision disorders.”
– Peter J. Donnici
President, Larry L. Hillblom Foundation

“We’ve supported That Man May See and UCSF vision scientists for more than 40 years, and making them beneficiaries of our estate is a wonderful and unique opportunity.”
– Dr. and Mrs. Stacy R. Mettier Jr.

“We want to make a lasting impact regarding sight for all, with a gift that honors a great chairman of Ophthalmology and surgeon, Dr. Stephen D. McLeod.”
– David and Joan Traitel

“The Thygeson Family is tremendously pleased to fund two distinguished professorships in honor of Elizabeth Proctor and our beloved Grandparents, and to support the continuation of their life’s work at the Proctor Foundation, with its ongoing mission to prevent and cure infectious eye disease.”
– Marcus Thygeson