Northeast Ohio Chapter Director – Darcy Downie

Hillcrest Medical Building #1
6803 Mayfield Road, Suite 111
Cleveland, OH 44124
Phone: 800-301-2020 x.401
Email: [email protected]

2025-2026 Northeast Ohio Executive Council

Join us for the 30th Northeast Ohio People of Vision Celebration!

Tuesday, February 17, 2026
11:30 a.m. Registration & Networking
Noon – 1:30 p.m. Lunch & Program

Windows on the River
2000 Sycamore St.
Cleveland, OH 44113

Keynote  Speaker: Monica Robins, WKRC Studios

Monica Robins is an Emmy Award-winning journalist & Senior Health Correspondent
who has earned her place as one of Northeast Ohio’s most trusted
and respected voices in health journalism.
Robins has continuously helped the public understand complex medical information
by translating it into something everyone can understand.
She focuses not only on the truth but also positive groundbreaking medical advances
on her “Medical Miracle” episodes.
Robins is passionate about what she does and is an incredible person.
Please join Prevent Blindness Ohio in celebrating
Monica Robins and all she has done for the Northeast Ohio community!

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The People of Vision event was established in 1985 by Prevent Blindness Ohio to celebrate and recognize corporations and their leaders for outstanding philanthropic works they have undertaken. The event has evolved into The People of Vision Celebration where community visionaries are invited to share with guests their personal journey in establishing a vision for their community and seeing it through to fruition. Proceeds from the event benefit the sight-saving programs and services provided by PBO in our community.

Prevent Blindness Ohio, founded in 1957, is Ohio’s leading volunteer nonprofit public health organization dedicated to preventing blindness and preserving sight. It serves all 88 Ohio counties, providing direct services (vision screening, vision screening training, access to care, and education) to 1,000,000 Ohioans each year. However, thousands of Ohioans still lack access to comprehensive eye care, and the number of aging Ohioans continues to grow.  These factors, coupled with the current economic situation, require that PBO continues to expand its eye health and safety services in Ohio.