Warby Parker Glasses for You & the Less Fortunate spotlights pretty frames and the lovely way this company makes a difference around the world.
I independently selected products in this post—if you buy from one of my links, I may earn a commission.
Warby Parker Glasses for You & the Less Fortunate
I didn’t receive product or compensation; I am sharing because I love how WP brings vision to folks who can’t afford glasses with every purchase.
I independently selected products in this post—if you buy from one of my links, I may earn a commission.
I’m also sharing inspirational quotes to pin that somehow relate to “seeing” which is pretty much the secret to everything! (Is today an indication that I need to see better?)
While on my knees outside gardening, I cut my forehead just above my left brow on the metal corner of one of my metal bistro chairs. Lord, have mercy, I’m a disaster!
I hope you’ll take a peek at the lovely offerings from WP below, but if you’d prefer to feast your pretty eyes on decor inspiration…mosey on over HERE.
Why buy Warby Parker frames? For every pair purchased, a pair is distributed to someone in need. If you wear glasses, then you already know how important they are to every avenue of your work life, personal life, and safety in this modern culture!
Once you know, you’ll no longer take glasses for granted. Ever thought about school children trying to learn when they can’t see clearly but cannot afford glasses? Warby Parker partners with VisionSpring to directly give vision care and glasses to school-age children in their classrooms, where teachers are often the first to spot issues.
Truly Warby Parker is Something Special
What you’ll see in this video is the amount of thoughtful care devoted to every pair. Hands are involved in the sketching of designs, in assembly, and inspection. Once you see the steps and process, it’s easy to admire Warby Parker’s mission.
Are the folks who are being served truly needy or just in need of classy frames? This isn’t a fashion thing; it’s an international outreach wherein 78% of the people with low incomes served by VisionSpring earn less than $4 a day.
When It’s Your First Pair of Glasses
Corrective vision matters so much. It helps us learn, keeps us safe, and allows us to be productive in the workplace to earn a living. One of the surprising things I learned about charitable work from VisionSpring is that for more than 50% of the low income folks they help with a pair of glasses, it’s their VERY FIRST PAIR OF GLASSES.
Glasses for Those in Need
It is humbling to think about those folks in need who can’t see: the blackboard, the page, or the road on which they drive fills my imperfectly seeing eyes with salt water.
Imagine receiving glasses and suddenly seeing faces, signs, details, or words on a page with new clarity.
What a wonder such outreach work to the world truly is!
Happy At Home Try-Ons
FREE and EASY. It’s so easy to shop WP for your frames from the comfort of home. Select 5 frames to test out for 5 days and they ship them to you—for free!
Instead of dragging your beloved with you to help you decide at the frame store, get multiple opinions from everyone right at home.
Need Prescriptive Sunglasses?
Try before you buy! Click to choose 5 pairs of Warby Parker sunglasses to try on at home.
Don’t Forget About Blue Light!
You can order your lenses with blue light filter if you are spending lots of screen time as so many of us are (something like 80% of Americans have iphones now!).
Thanks so much for placing your peepers on this post today – doesn’t it feel lovely to support a brand paying it forward?
p.s. Our youngest son is vegan and just introduced me to jackfruit, and this recipe from The Love and Lemons looks soooooo good:
Peace to you right where you are.
-michele
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