Giving To KeraLink International

Whether you donate to our organization, partner with us, or sponsor a KLI event, you are helping us eradicate corneal blindness, and the outcomes of this condition, everywhere. Your contribution will aid us in detecting, treating, and preventing corneal injuries and diseases that lead to blindness, as well as restoring sight to those awaiting transplants.

Envisioning a World Free From Corneal Blindness

KeraLink International helped eradicate corneal blindness in the United States. Now, we’re focused on ensuring sight for the rest of the world
- and we need your support.

One-Time Donation

Help protect the right to sight. You can help us eradicate corneal blindness everywhere. Donate today!

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Event Sponsorship

You can help us make the first Corneatopia a huge success by committing to one of our sponsorship levels.

Become a Sponsor
Major Gifts

Explore our 2024 sponsorship opportunities by viewing our major gifts deck, available here as a downloadable PDF document.

Major Gifts Deck
Michelle Bockman
Chief Executive Officer

Michelle Bockman joined KeraLink International as the CEO with the vision of eradicating corneal blindness in low to mid income countries by developing and investing in current and future proof technologies. The strategic focus is: Prevention, Early Detection and Expedited treatment, and Novel Therapeutic Approaches.

In the most recent years, Michelle has been CEO of Lillybock Consulting, President of Stanley X, the innovation business of Stanley, Black & Decker and CEO of 3D Control Systems, a software startup in the digital manufacturing industry.

Previously, Michelle Bockman was a senior executive at HP 3D Printing transforming industrial companies from analog to digital providing new and different business models to drive growth and differentiation.

Before joining HP, Michelle had a long career at several GE businesses. She held multiple senior executive leadership roles spanning from Service, Supply Chain, Sales, and Product Development at GE Healthcare and Industrial Solutions as well as scaling a start-up business at GE Digital.

During her many years of being involved in the GE Women’s Network, Michelle started and led two Women’s Network hubs in St. Louis, Missouri and Washington, DC. Also, she co-led GE Girls executive corporate program team focusing on girls in STEM.

Prior to joining GE, Michelle held various positions in engineering, supply chain, service, sales, and quality at Dana Corporation (Tier 1 automotive) and Nikon Inc. (biomedical & industrial metrology). 

Michelle holds a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the Missouri University of Science & Technology and is based in California.