OneDollarGlasses

This is how people can see for the first time in their lives.

Production

OneDollarGlasses are manufactured on site using a simple bending machine. Material cost: around $ 1.

Training

The people we train can make a living from the production and sale of glasses.

On-site care

Poor people often have no money to drive into the city. That’s why the OneDollarGlasses teams come to them in the village.

Children

Many children in developing countries leave school early – just because they cannot see properly.

Modular system

The pre-ground glasses can be clicked into the frame with a simple handle.

The founder

Martin Aufmuth invented the OneDollarGlasses at home in his basement …

First grader

220 first graders sit in the Matandani School in Malawi on the floor of their classroom…

Please help

Support OneDollarGlasses with your donation or get involved on a voluntary basis.

A Global Plight

The Problem

According to a WHO study, more than 950 million people around the world need glasses, but cannot afford them or have no optician nearby. The consequences: children cannot learn, adults cannot work and care for their families.

The Solution

OneDollarGlasses are manufactured on site using a simple bending machine. Material cost: around $1. The people we train can make a living from the production and sale of glasses.
This is how it works >>>