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EYE Spotlight

PBT EYE Heroes

PBT is fortunate to have dedicated staff, volunteers, and donors. Because of these amazing individuals and companies we are able to continue our mission to prevent blindness and preserve sight. Thank you to all our EYE Heroes who are helping to continue our mission, we could not support our community without you!

Prevent Blindness Texas is fortunate to have dedicated staff, volunteers, and donors. Because of these amazing individuals and companies, we are able to continue our mission to prevent blindness and preserve sight.
Meet Teresa, our Senior Program Manager for our Southwest Texas Region, based out of our San Antonio Office. She previously served as a volunteer for Prevent Blindness Texas and then joined our team as a staff member in August 2021. Teresa quickly jumped into her role of implementing and executing our programs and services in key market areas including the Greater San Antonio Area, El Paso, Permian Basin, and South Texas. Teresa has become a significant part of our team and continues to develop and expand our partner and volunteer base to help keep moving our mission forward. Teresa, congratulations on achieving one year of service with PBT!

“My mom was a diabetic which caused structural changes to the lens of her eye, which later on, developed into cataracts. I watched my mom suffer and struggle throughout her life from having cataracts. I saw firsthand how it affected her daily living and her wellbeing. I want to help preserve the eyesight of others so they don’t have to go through what my mom went through. I am grateful to be able to play a small part in providing vision screenings for the people of Texas. It helps to identify vision problems, provide education, and if needed, refer them to receive a more comprehensive eye exam. I volunteer with Prevent Blindness Texas because I believe in their mission, to prevent blindness and preserve sight.” Brittnee Daniels, University of North Texas at Dallas Spring 2022 Intern

If you would like to intern of volunteer with Prevent Blindness Texas, click here!