Tweet Your #EyeSawGood Pic To Help Earn $50K For Kids In Need #MC #sponsored

I participated in a campaign for Mom Central Consulting on behalf of Alcon. I received a promotional item as a thank you for participating.

My husband has worn glasses for around 15 years. So, naturally, we understand the importance of receiving good vision care. The Alcon EyeSawGood campaign helps to provide proper eye care for children in need throughout the US through the Kids Vision For Life program. And you can help support this great cause…

How Can You Help The EyeSawGood Campaign?

Just tweet a picture of something “good,” (fresh baked cookies, a sunrise, cute little furbabies, etc.) and add the hashtag #EyeSawGood.

The great thing is that for every picture you share, Alcon will donate $1, up to $50,000, which will fund more than 1,000 eye exams and eyeglasses for children in need.

If you would like more information on ways Alcon is helping the #EyeSawGood campaign visit THEeyeSolution.

Dawn McAlexander: Dawn is a full time writer and content creator. Besides Cheap Is The New Classy, she also owns and writes for EatPlayRock.com, an entertainment site. Her interests include traveling, attending music events, DIY projects and reading. Dawn has a B.S. in Psychology and currently resides in North Carolina with her husband, Kenny, their dog, Marley, and their cat, TJ.

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  • Vision is so important and often taken for granted. We don't think about it when heing but many people can't afford good eye care and checks. Great that companies are getting involved and helping. Thanks for bringing his to our attention

  • I wish I had a picture of the gentleman when he paid for the groceries of the lady in front of him at the store a few weeks ago, unfortunately he would not allow it as he wants to remain a mystery to everyone. I will have to find something else.

  • I am so bad about getting my eyes checked. I need to make eye doctor appointments for my entire family.

  • How neat! I just took my kids into the optometrist and they BOTH are getting glasses. It's going to improve things for them so much. My husband and I both wear glasses and I know how life altering it can be not being able to see well.

  • This is such a wonderful campaign. I have worn glasses since 5th grade. My oldest daughter started wearing glasses in 3rd grade. :-( Thank goodness they are much more of a fashion statement now. Back when I first started wearing glasses they were UGLY! lol We just took our 6 year-olds to the eye doctor and they were good. :-) I go every year, as does my oldest.