Gift Sight. Change a Life Forever.

Your eyes can light up someone’s world.

Welcome to Our Eye Bank

At Thind Eye Hospital, we believe in the gift of sight. Our Eye Bank is dedicated to restoring vision through corneal transplants, helping individuals suffering from corneal blindness regain their ability to see. By donating your eyes, you can bring light into someone’s world even after your lifetime.

Why Eye Donation is Important

Millions in India suffer from corneal blindness, but many of them can regain their sight through corneal transplants. One eye donation can help restore vision for two people. The process is quick, simple, and a deeply meaningful act that can change lives forever.

How to Pledge for Eye Donation?

You can pledge your eyes by filling out our online Eye Donation Pledge Form or by visiting our hospital. It’s important to inform your family about your decision so they can support your wish. Save our 24/7 helpline number so your family can contact us immediately when needed.

Success Stories

Many individuals have regained their sight thanks to eye donors and the support of their families. Our eye bank has facilitated countless transplants that have transformed lives. Read powerful stories from recipients and donor families who chose to make a difference.

Who Can Donate?

Anyone can pledge to donate their eyes, regardless of age or gender. In most cases, even those with medical conditions can be donors. Eyes should be donated within six hours of death to ensure successful transplantation.

Process of Eye Donation

When a donor passes away, the eye bank should be contacted immediately. A trained medical team will arrive to collect the corneas, either at home or in the hospital. The procedure is respectful, quick, and does not cause any disfigurement to the face.

Legal and Ethical Aspects

Eye donation in India is guided by strict medical and ethical standards. It is a voluntary, non-commercial, and completely confidential process. Most religions support eye donation as a selfless act of charity and compassion.

Contact Us

Thind Eye Hospital – Eye Bank

– Helpline Number :
+91 9357428907 (Dr. Saurabh)
– Email: thindeyehospital@gmail.com

By pledging your eyes, you can
leave a legacy of sight.  Register today using the form above and help someone see a brighter future!

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is an eye bank?

An eye bank is a non-profit organization that recovers, evaluates, stores, and distributes donated eye tissue (mostly corneas) for use in transplantation, research, and education.

Who can donate their eyes?

Anyone can pledge to donate their eyes, regardless of age, gender, or medical history. Final eligibility is determined by the eye bank at the time of death.

Will donating my eyes affect my appearance?

No, eye retrieval is done with utmost care and does not cause disfigurement.

Is there any cost involved in eye donation?

No. Eye donation is a noble, voluntary act. There is absolutely no cost to the donor’s family.

Can people with spectacles or eye diseases donate?

Yes, individuals with refractive errors (glasses) and some eye diseases can still donate their corneas.

Is there any cost associated with eye donation?

No, it is completely free of cost.

How do I pledge to donate my eyes?

You can pledge online or fill out a physical donation form at a recognized eye bank or hospital. Inform your family of your wish so they can honor it when the time comes.

When should the eyes be donated?

Eyes must be removed within 4–6 hours after death for maximum viability.

Who should be contacted after someone passes away?

Call the nearest eye bank or hospital immediately. A trained team will arrive to retrieve the eyes, usually within an hour.

Will eye donation disfigure the donor’s face?

No. The eye is gently removed by trained professionals. The appearance of the donor remains unchanged.

What part of the eye is used for transplantation?

Primarily the cornea—the clear, front layer of the eye. It can restore sight to those with corneal blindness.

Can donated eyes be used for anything besides transplants?

Yes. If the tissue isn’t suitable for transplant, it may be used for medical research or education, helping train eye surgeons or study diseases.

Are there any medical conditions that prevent eye donation?

Yes. People with HIV, hepatitis, certain cancers, or infections at time of death may not be eligible. The eye bank conducts a thorough screening.

Can I donate my eyes if I wear spectacles or have undergone eye surgery?

Yes. Conditions like refractive errors (myopia, hyperopia), or even prior cataract surgery do not disqualify a donor.

How is privacy and dignity maintained during donation?

Eye banks follow strict medical, ethical, and privacy protocols to ensure respect and confidentiality for donors and their families.

Will my religion permit eye donation?

Most major religions—including Hinduism, Sikhism, Islam, Christianity, Jainism, and Buddhism—support eye and organ donation as an act of charity and compassion.