Laura Bush was honored with the Prevent Blindness Person of Vision Award

In November 2015, Laura Bush was honored with the Prevent Blindness Person of Vision Award, recognizing her significant contributions to vision health and advocacy. This prestigious award is presented by Prevent Blindness, a leading nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting eye health and preventing blindness. Laura Bush, a former First Lady of the United States, has long been an advocate for various causes, including education, health care, and human rights. Her commitment to improving the lives of others aligns with the mission of Prevent Blindness, making her a fitting recipient of this award. The recognition highlights her efforts in raising awareness about vision-related issues and her support for initiatives aimed at preventing blindness. The award ceremony celebrated her dedication to enhancing the quality of life for individuals affected by vision impairment and her ongoing work to promote eye health across the nation.