Today we're packing glasses

and we're heading to Burundi on Friday.

So, we're looking forward to see

the work of the Clinique as it continues to grow.

I'm really looking forward to it.

Absolutely.

We have 250 glasses for adults,

250 for kids, and 300 reader glasses.

Ubuntu Clinique doesn't currently have eye care and vision testing.

So this is a great opportunity to help the community,

the kids, and the adults,

to have their eyes tested.

And, at the cost of about $5

to have a pair of glasses.

Each color represents a particular lens,

and a particular strength of lens.

So here we have yellow and it's “3R”

and “3L” for the right and left lenses.

So they test the eyes and then they pick

from which lens they have, and they pop them in the glasses,

and voila: people have glasses and can see.

One of the things that Jackson is also

managing is a school for 500 children.

And so the hope is that the children who have

vision problems will be able to see and become educated.

[This is] one of the three pillars for people to develop and grow:

health care, education, and food.

Yeah, these bags aren’t going to be that heavy...

See you soon, Jackson, and Ubuntu Clinique!