What do Congresswoman Diane Black, Congressman Glen Casada, news anchors Rudy Kalis and Vicki Yates, real estate businesswoman Shirley Zeitlin, and world-renowned cataract and LASIK surgeon Dr. Ming Wang all have in common? Ballroom dancing at this year’s annual EyeBall!
On Saturday, September 29th, 2012, the “who’s who” of Nashville put on their tuxes and ball gowns, and waltzed the night away at the 8th annual “EyeBall”, which took place at downtown’s Renaissance Hotel. This evening of splendor was hosted by the 501c(3) non-profit charity, the Wang Foundation for Sight Restoration (www.WangFoundation.com) and its founder, Dr. Ming Wang.
Read more: TN Health & Wellness article: Dancing with the stars at EyeBall
Abigail is 10 years old and attends Christ Presbyterian Academy. She loves singing, dancing, basketball, and Jesus.
中国第一个慈善募捐活动“眼睛舞会”将资助一个印度盲女 孩
4岁的Kajal因为继母的残害至盲，现在有希望重新复 明
（2006年11月23日，深圳，中国；田纳西州 首府纳什维尔市，美国）Kajal是一个5岁的盲人印度女孩，4岁因为继母的残害至盲, 母亲而后去世, Kaja被 继母丢在一个火车站上成为孤儿. 收留她的社会贫困组织通过全世界的医疗机构最终寻找到了国际著名的眼化学伤专家王明旭医师。王医师愿 意免费所有治疗帮助Kajal恢复视力。王医师所创办的王氏视觉复明基金也将会赞助Kajal所有的住院费 用。2006年12月2日，在深圳，中国, 王医师将和深圳阳光医院的领导王晓泸医师将在中国举行第一届慈善“眼睛舞会”,为象Kajal这样 的 盲人筹款。眼睛舞会将在中国国际标准交谊舞大赛中举行, 届时将有数百名中国最优秀的专业交谊舞舞蹈者出席此次慈善眼睛舞会.
For immediate release November 21, 2006
Alanna J. Napier
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Blind toddler from India receives help from the proceeds of Eye Ball 2006 in China-
the first charitable event of its kind in China!
4-year old Kajal, blinded by her own step-mother, may have a chance to see again!
(November 21, 2006, Shenzhen, PR China; Nashville, USA) Four year-old Kajal, living in a shelter in Allahabad, India, was purposely blinded by her step-mother and abandoned at a train station in India in June 2006. Now in the care of the Society of Underprivileged People (SOUP) in India, her caretakers reach out to Dr. Ming Wang, an internationally known eye reconstructive and corneal specialist, chief scientific officer of Shenzhen Sun Hospital in China and director of Wang Vision Institute in US for help for Kajal. On December 2, 2006, Dr. Wang and Shenzhen Sun Hospital will host China’s first charity Eye Ball, in conjunction with China’s national ballroom dance championship, to raise funds for blind patients such as Kajal.
An orphan from Haiti underwent eye surgery at the Wang Vision Institute in Nashville on Tuesday.
Long-term missionary and Nashville native Karris Hudson first met nine-year-old Margarette at an orphanage in Haiti.
Margarette was extremely malnourished and clinging to life.
