All May See Foundation

Our Story

Founded by UCSF clinician scientists Michael Hogan, MD, and Samuel Kimura, MD, That Man May See, now known as the All May See Foundation, has dedicated over 50 years to the mission of restoring sight and eliminating eye disease. This pioneering organization was established to bridge the gap between clinical practice and laboratory research, fostering collaboration at a time when few institutions focused on eye diseases. Since 1971, the foundation has been instrumental in raising funds for groundbreaking research in glaucoma, trachoma, retinoblastoma, cataract surgery, and more, while nurturing the next generation of leaders in ophthalmology.

Our Impact

All May See supports the vision of UCSF Ophthalmology, aiming to save and restore sight for generations to come. The Wayne and Gladys Valley Center for Vision is poised to welcome over 160,000 patient visits annually, providing comprehensive eye care from routine check-ups to complex specialty services.

Why Donate?

Your contributions are vital in supporting state-of-the-art facilities, advanced technologies, and the recruitment of promising new vision scientists. Donations also provide seed funding for early-stage research, paving the way for major government grants.

Make a Difference Today!

Join the fight against blindness and support innovative research by donating cryptocurrency or cash. Your generosity can change lives and restore sight. Every contribution counts!