For the third consecutive year, students at Passaic County Technical-Vocational Schools (PCTVS) came together to raise funds and awareness for Usher 1F Collaborative, an organization dedicated to finding a cure for vision loss associated with Usher syndrome type 1F.
Through the “Light the Way to a Cure” initiative, students from the Video Club, ASL Club, and Art Club combined their creativity and compassion to support a meaningful cause. Students created personal fundraising pages, with those reaching their $20 goal participating in a special luminary-making activity. The handmade luminaries served as symbols of hope for a future without vision loss from Usher 1F.
Over the past three years, PCTVS students have raised an impressive $5,000 for Usher 1F Collaborative, demonstrating the positive impact students can make when they work together to support others.

