Something extraordinary is happening in Peachtree City, Georgia.
Right now, RestoringVision is packing 100,000 pairs of glasses for God’s Eyes, the largest single distribution in the ministry’s twenty-year history. To put that in perspective, God’s Eyes typically distributes between 20,000 and 25,000 pairs in an entire year. This one shipment is four to five times that. In a single wave of provision, God is doing what would normally take us four to five years to accomplish.
We are deeply grateful.
How This Started
When Bryan Kaiser heard God speak ten words to him at Heritage Church, now called One Church, here in Peachtree City, he had no idea it would lead to this. Twenty years later, God’s Eyes has placed over 345,000 pairs of glasses into the hands of people who needed them most, and we are now preparing to make the single largest leap forward in our history.
Bryan’s prayer, given to him by God during his recovery from open heart surgery in March 2025, is to place one million pairs of glasses into the hands of people who need them most before he turns 80. We are a little over a third of the way there.
This distribution moves that number in a way nothing has before.
Where the Glasses Are Going
The 100,000 pairs, 80,000 reading glasses and 20,000 sunglasses, will reach people across two continents through two channels.
The first is through OM Ships International, a global mission shipping organization whose vessels carry supplies and people to communities around the world. Two shipping containers will depart in the first week of October with 54,000 of the pairs, with one heading to Africa, the other heading to Asia.
The remaining inventory is handed out through trusted partners who are already on the ground in their communities, organizations like Medical Missions Outreach, Frontline Missions, and Iris Global, to name a few. These are relationships God’s Eyes has built over years, teams who know how to put glasses on people with care and dignity.
Distribution begins during Q4 of 2026, with all 100,000 pairs expected to reach recipients by the first half of 2027.
What We Need Right Now
God has already moved. He covered the cost of shipping from our warehouse here in Peachtree City to OM Ships’ facility in South Carolina, and that provision is not lost on us. He is already on the move with this, and we are following His lead.
But we need your help with three things.
1. Volunteer the week of September 21 through October 1.
Before these glasses can ship, every pair has to be inventoried, sorted, and repacked here at our warehouse in Peachtree City. That is a massive amount of hands-on work, and we are at a scale we have never operated at before. We need volunteers to show up and help us get it done. If you are local and want to be part of sending 100,000 pairs of glasses around the world with your own hands, this is your moment.
To sign up, email drew@godseyes.com or call (404) 663-5720. We will get you the details.
2. Give toward our $8,000 supply goal.
What we still need help with is the cost of the expendables required to repack and prepare 100,000 pairs for international shipment, tape, shipping wrap, cardboard boxes, stickers, test frames, and plastic bags. At this scale, those costs add up fast, and we are asking our community to help us raise $8,000 to cover them.
Every dollar given right now goes directly toward getting these glasses packed and out the door.
3. Pray.
Pray for the logistics. Pray for the partners carrying these glasses into the field. Pray for the customs clearances, the container departures, the distribution days, and the people who will put on a pair of glasses for the first time in years and see clearly again. Pray for Bryan as he continues to lead this mission. And pray that the Father keeps opening doors the way He already has.
This is what twenty years of faithfulness looks like. One hundred thousand pairs of glasses, packed in a warehouse in Peachtree City, headed to Africa and Asia and everywhere in between, because a man said yes to ten words in a church and never looked back.
We are grateful beyond words. And we are just getting started.
This program is supported with near-vision eyeglasses provided by RestoringVision.
