A van with a plan
The Casey Eye Institute’s Community Outreach Program celebrates two new philanthropic gifts that will enable it to save more Oregonians from preventable blindness.
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Online tour: Elks Children’s Eye Clinic
The Elks Children’s Eye Clinic opened in December 2020 as the first free-standing eye institute for pediatric patients to advance work in children’s eye care.
Wonder girl
Three-year-old Aliyah nearly lost sight in her right eye after an accident. After the nearly two-year journey, Aliyah celebrated her recovery — thanks to the OHSU Casey Eye Institute.
In memoriam: Paul Casey
Note: The following profile appeared in the November 2019 issue of Onward Magazine, just prior to Mr. Casey’s passing. We are grateful for his generous and steadfast support of the Casey Eye Institute. Paul Casey cares deeply about the OHSU Casey Eye Institute. Not a surprise: His family name is on the building. But you […]
Donor spotlight: Glenn and Marilyn Hart
Marilyn Hart jokes that her eye doctor once told her she could be a poster child for successful eye surgeries. Hart is grateful for the care she has received at Casey Eye Institute over the last 25 years.
John Wold’s legacy for macular degeneration research
John S. Wold was a businessman, geologist, inventor, a former U.S. congressman and a philanthropist. In the last 20 years of his life, macular degeneration — a blinding eye disease — came between him and the things he loved the most. He was passionate about supporting research to stop the disease and return vision to […]
