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You’re invited to VOC’s Sip to See Springtime Tea “Through the Looking Glass” on April 22, 2026 from 10:30am-2pm at Del Mar Country Club☕️🌸 Join us for an enchanting afternoon of proper tea, boutique shopping, informal modeling, and purpose. With special thanks to Madeleine Pickens and @delmarcountryclub for making this beautiful setting possible. Individual Tickets - $195 | Premier Tickets - $225 🎩 The Mad Hatter promo ends February 27, secure your table and join the tea party! Media Partners: @ranchandcoast @modernluxurysd @xunchartedmedia @strollfairbanksranch Reserve your seat at www.visionofchildren.org/spring-tea-2026

On Rare Disease Day, we recognize the millions of individuals and families affected by rare conditions, including ocular albinism. Ocular albinism (OA) is a rare genetic disorder that affects eye color and vision. Unlike other types of albinism, it does not impact skin or hair color, which can make diagnosis more challenging. While many effects are treatable, particularly with early intervention, limited awareness and funding can slow research progress. Because ocular albinism is rare, research funding is often limited. That’s why Vision of Children is committed to investing in groundbreaking research focused on genetic vision disorders. In fact, OA is one of the vision disorders VOC uses as a research template to help drive discoveries that may lead to a cure not only for ocular albinism, but for a variety of related genetic vision conditions. Donate to VOC today, because rare should never mean overlooked.

We’re honored to announce our 2026 Spring Tea Co-Chairs: Maggie Bobileff, Vivian Hardage, and Kristi Pieper✨ Join us for an enchanting afternoon where wonder meets purpose, in support of The Vision of Children Foundation’s mission to cure childhood hereditary blindness and improve quality of life for visually impaired children and their families. Swipe left to read the full press release. 📎 Link in bio to learn more or visit visionofchildren.org/spring-tea-2026

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The Vision of Children Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to curing childhood blindness and vision disorders. Our EIN is 95-4271785.

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