Vision Forward Initiative
Accessible consumer technology and hands-on support for blind and low-vision veterans.
HHHF received 52 pairs of Ray-Ban Meta AI glasses (Wayfarer style) for distribution to qualifying blind and low-vision U.S. veterans.
What HHHF Provides
- Eligibility review, documentation, and device assignment for qualifying blind and low-vision U.S. veterans.
- Individual setup, hands-on training, warranty/donation records, and follow-up.
- Training may include physical controls, charging, pairing, voice commands, privacy, camera/audio use, Be My Eyes and other appropriate apps, troubleshooting, and safe everyday use.
Important — Please Read Before Applying
- !Devices are consumer electronics — NOT medical devices, diagnostic tools, or primary mobility aids.
- !They do NOT replace a white cane, guide dog, orientation-and-mobility training, clinical care, or professional advice.
- !HHHF does NOT promise that every applicant will receive a device. Eligibility, documentation, availability, program rules, and final approval apply.
- !HHHF does NOT share recipient personal information with Meta merely because Meta supported the device donation.
About Meta's role: Meta is acknowledged as a supporter/donor of this distribution effort — used with written permission from Meta. Meta and Ray-Ban are not formal partners or co-sponsors of HHHF. HHHF operates the program independently.
Ready to Move Forward?
Three ways to engage with Vision Forward.
Apply / Refer a Veteran
Submit an application or refer a qualifying blind or low-vision U.S. veteran.
Get help nowHost a Demonstration
Invite HHHF to demo the glasses at your VSO, event, or veterans organization.
Contact usSupport Vision Forward
Fund training materials, warranty/replacement reserves, and follow-up outreach.
Donate