One donor, two people
Every donation is two corneas and two people who see again. 602 donors have become 1,204 people with sight.
Imaigal Makkal Nala Arakkattalai · Palladam
One donor. Two people who see again.
Around five lakh people in Tamil Nadu live without sight. Eyes donated by 602 families have already given sight to 1,204 of them.
Pledges on the register
Updating liveEvery one of them is a verified registration, and a family who has been told what to do when the time comes.
Three registers. One decision.
Registering takes two minutes. A verified digital pledge card reaches you by email — carry it, and tell your family, because it is they who will make the call.
Eye donation
What one decision has already done.
Eyes have so far been received from 602 donors, and our movement has made it possible for 1,204 people to see.
5,00,000
People without sight in Tamil Nadu
602
Eye donors, to date
1,204
People who received sight
Why we exist
Why one decision matters so much.
Around five lakh people in Tamil Nadu live without sight. One person's donation gives sight to two of them. Our work is to make that single decision easy to take.
A pledge only helps if it can be acted on. So every pledger is verified, carries a scannable card, and is asked to tell their family — because it is the family who makes the call, in the four to six hours that decide it.
Read our missionHours, not days
Corneas must be collected within four to six hours of death. A pledge register only helps if someone answers the phone at three in the morning, so we do.
The family decides
Consent comes from the next of kin, never from a card alone. We ask every pledger to tell their family, and we speak to families gently and without pressure.
Dignity first
No photographs of people at their lowest, no cost to a grieving family, no visible change to the face.
The register today
Live, from our registers.
These figures come straight from the register — no rounding, no marketing.
Eye donors
Blood donors
Volunteers
Total registrations
Districts reached
Camps run
People in those families
What is next
No dates on the calendar just yet.
The next camp is being planned. Register and we will email you when it is confirmed.
Common questions
The three questions every family asks.
If a death has occurred, do not read — call us. The first four to six hours are the only ones that matter.
Almost anyone. Age, sex and blood group make no difference. People who wear spectacles, who have had cataract surgery, or who live with diabetes or high blood pressure can all donate. Eyes are not taken only where death was caused by a few specific infections.
Join a register
Three registers. One decision.
Registering takes two minutes. A verified digital pledge card reaches you by email — carry it, and tell your family, because it is they who will make the call.
- Your phone number and address are never published.
- A scannable ID card, emailed to you the same day.
- You can ask us to remove you from the wall at any time.