ChOSEN Eye Mission provides high-quality, free eye surgery to blind and visually impaired patients in underserved communities around the world. Through international ophthalmology mission trips, our volunteer eye surgeons have performed more than 25,000 sight-restoring surgeries using modern surgical techniques, equipment, and facilities similar to those available in the United States. We serve patients with Christian compassion while expanding access to cataract surgery, retinal surgery, and essential eye care.
Join ChOSEN on an international ophthalmology mission trip. We welcome cataract surgeons, retina surgeons, ophthalmic nurses, scrub technicians, surgical technicians, and other qualified medical professionals to serve on short-term eye surgery projects in underserved communities. ChOSEN also relies on charitable donations to provide free cataract surgery, retinal surgery, surgical supplies, equipment, and patient care. Learn more about volunteering with ChOSEN.
Help ChOSEN continue restoring sight through international eye surgery missions. Your support helps provide free cataract surgery, retinal surgery, and essential eye care to patients with limited access to treatment. Through medical service and charitable giving, we also share the hope and compassion of Jesus Christ with the patients and families we serve.
ChOSEN is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit eye surgery charity that relies on monetary, volunteer, and in-kind donations to provide free eye care to patients in underserved communities. ChOSEN does not charge patients for medical or surgical care. The average material cost to perform one eye surgery by our high standard of care is approximately $250. Less than 1% of donations are used for administrative and fundraising expenses, and none of ChOSEN’s directors receive compensation. View our recent independent financial audits. Please consider making a one-time or monthly donation to help fund sight-restoring surgery, surgical supplies, equipment, and patient care.