Respect, Support, and the Power of Giving

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Written By eric hintz

At Vision Nonprofit, our mission is simple: to help children with low vision get the tools they need to thrive. Sometimes, that means celebrating moments we can share—like this video of Joey unboxing an iPad shipment—and other times, it means working quietly behind the scenes to support families in ways that remain private.

📦 Watch as Joey opens a box filled with life-changing technology! Inside is an iPad that will soon be in the hands of a child who needs it for learning, independence, and accessibility.

We share this with the utmost respect for the families we serve. There is no issue with privacy—only our deep commitment to honoring what each family is going through. Some stories will be told, and others will remain just as meaningful, even if they aren’t seen.

What matters most is the impact. Thanks to our incredible supporters, we are able to provide assistive technology that makes a real difference in the lives of children with vision impairments.

💙 Thank you for believing in this mission. Every donation, every share, every kind word helps us continue this work.

eric hintz
Eric Hintz is a design focused experienced shooter, producer, director, and editor passionate about life and culture. Eric currently lives in Cincinnati, Ohio with his awesome wife Jillian and rambunctious puppy Corbin. In 2005, Eric graduated from the College Conservatory of Music (CCM) at the University of Cincinnati with a degree in Electronic Media. During his academic career he was a Production Assistant for the Electronic Media Division where he assisted professors and students with media related issues, productions, and technologies. While also working for the UC Presentation Services and Technologies Group assisting in field production and support of streaming media events. In 2004 Eric was selected as the sole recipient for a one year student exchange program, sponsored by Procter & Gamble, that recognized a UC Electronic Media major who exhibited a strong interest in global media industries. The program consisted of a 6 month study at the Ludwig-Maximillians University as well as an internship at Bayerischer Rundfunk, a public broadcasting company, in Munich, Germany. Eric has also worked on, filmed, produced and edited various projects including independent films, music videos, commercials, sporting events, and corporate videos. He just wrapped up a behind the scenes promo piece for 513{eats} and a music video for Switchblade Scarlett - Check out the Recent Work section for more. An important aspect of his life includes family and friends. He also enjoys photography, graphic design, reading, cooking and travel.
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