Volunteers will vet the glasses to ensure that they are safe to re-use. AWB will then cover the cost of shipping them to their next home.
“Astronomers without Borders distributes these glasses to less fortunate people in countries that will have eclipse viewing opportunities in the future,” said Mitchell Snyder, MCBDDS’s Director of Provider Relations. “We’re happy to extend the life of something useful and keep it out of a landfill.”
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