This is Sun, a 68-year old banana and mango farmer and the grandmother of ten in Cambodia. Sun also has four daughters of her own. Our partners in the area, Children's Surgical Centre(CSC) report, “Sun has a mature cataract in her left eye, which is developed enough to give her partial blindness. She can't go to the pagoda or support her family because she can't go anywhere alone.” For $150, we can fund a procedure to remove Sun’s cataract, which is expected to restore vision in her left eye. “When her eye is fixed, Sun looks forward to going to the pagoda when she wants, working on her banana and mango farm, and visiting her daughter,” says CSC. Let’s help Sun get her sight back!

Meet Ley, a 75-year-old woman from Cambodia. Ley enjoys listening to the radio and caring for her grandchildren in her spare time. Our medical partner, Children’s Surgical Centre (CSC), shares that for the past five years Ley has had blurred vision because of mature cataracts in her eyes. Due to her poor eyesight, Ley stays at home and has a hard time doing daily activities on her own. Often, “her daughter has to care for her and sometimes misses school” which makes Ley feel sad -- she desperately wants to regain her independence. For $150, Ley will be able to have the cataract surgery she needs to improve her eyesight and prevent blindness. Ley says "she hopes the surgery will be a success so she can return to her daily life - like taking care of her grandchildren - and going places on her own." Together, we can help Ley achieve this goal!

Tilahun is an 18-year-old boy who has suffered from rheumatic heart fever (an inflammatory disease that can lead to heart failure) and mitral stenosis (a disorder that prevents the heart's mitral valve from opening fully) since birth. These two severe heart conditions leave Tilahun bedridden and have prevented him from ever attending school. Despite his heart problems, Tilahun is remarkably upbeat. He enjoys laughing with friends and listening to the Ethiopian pop-icon, [Teddy Afro](http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxV-n9iSkEs). Because of the severity of his condition, Tilahun needs to fly to India for life-saving heart surgery. Dr. Hodes believes that after receiving treatment, Tilahun will finally be able to attend school. Tilahun wants to be an English teacher when he grows up, and his parents, along with his six brothers and sisters, hope we can raise the money needed to save his life. Let's make it happen!