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Thank you for your donation to the Wang Foundation for Sight Restoration. Your charitable contribution allows the foundation to provide medical eye surgeries to patients who would otherwise not be able to afford them. We accept donations electronically by PayPal:

or by mailing a check (payable to "Wang Foundation") and mail to:

Wang Foundation for Sight Restoration
Attention: Leona Walthorn
1801 West End Ave, Ste 1150
Nashville, TN, 37203
615-321-8881

Feel free to email the foundation secretary, Leona Walthorn at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. , for any questions you may have.

Please note that there are no goods or services associated with your donation to the Wang Foundation for Sight Restoration.

Donate to receive a signed autobiography

Please include your mail address, so we can mail you a copy of the autobiography by Dr. Ming Wang, Harvard & MIT (MD, magna cum laude); PhD (laser physics). The film "Sight" (angel.com/sight) is based on the book.

From Darkness to Sight shares the remarkable life journey of Dr. Ming Wang, a world-renowned laser eye surgeon and philanthropist. It is an inspirational story of how one man turned fear, poverty, persecution, and prejudice into healing and love for others.

Abigail organizes a project and donates to the Wang Foundation for Christian Outreach to China

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Abigail is 10 years old and attends Christ Presbyterian Academy. She loves singing, dancing, basketball, and Jesus.

Abigail has a huge heart for orphans and God's word. One night, last April, Abigail woke in the middle of the night crying. My husband and I went into her room and asked what was the problem? She stated that, " all the orphans in the world do not have mothers to love on them and if they die they won't know Jesus." So we talked about how we could help orphans learn about Jesus. She said " how about we give each of them a Bible".

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Our Middle School (MS) principal is very mission minded. So, Abigail went to meet with her to decide what she could do to formalize the call the Lord has put on her heart. The MS principal encouraged Abigail to start a ministry and decide on a name for it. Abigail came up with L3 Ministries - Learn, Love, Live - Learn the Word, Love the Word, and Live the Word out in all aspects of life.

Abigail and the MS principal brainstormed on a way to raise money to get Bibles. Abigail created a t-shirt and sold them at school. The Middle School students could wear jeans for a week if they wore their L3 shirts. Amazingly she raised over $1500 for the Lord and the purchase of Bibles.

Next we had to figure out how to get the Bibles in their hands. In the meantime when went to China to adopt our 7 year old daughter. We wanted to take the Bibles with us but only could take 3 into the country. When we got back Abigail said we have got to find a way to get Bibles into the hands of the Chinese. This is when we heard about Wang's Institute and how they were sending Bibles to China. Wonderful we can donate the money to Wang's Institute. What a perfect fit. Abigail just wants everyone to know about Jesus and what to wonderful way to start with Bibles.

Eyeball

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EyeBall is the annual gala of the 501c(3) non-profit charity Wang Foundation for Sight Restoration.

EyeBall 2005, click here to learn more...
EyeBall 2006, click here to learn more...
Eyeball 2006 - China, click here to learn more...
EyeBall 2007, click here to learn more...
EyeBall 2008, click here to learn more...
EyeBall 2009, click here to learn more...
Eyeball 2010, click here to learn more...
EyeBall 2011, click here to learn more...
EyeBall 2012, click here to learn more...

Welcome to Wang Foundation

See EyeBall photos/videos

"An effective and often overlooked measure to lessen our healthcare financial burden", By Dr Ming Wang, October 2010.
“Nonprofit foundation gives poor the gift of sight”, By Ming Wang, MD, PhD, December 2011, Tennessean.

A blind man can see after a decade in darkness!

Click here to see the TBN program broadcasted on Friday, 4/30/2010, 9-11pm. It is a heartwarming story, featuring a blind patient who could see again and Dr. Ming Wang.