Bangkok:Entertainment figures flocked to "The Eye-Opening Day" event, which featured the unveiling of "Grandpa," a mascot from the "Eye for Eye" project. The event promoted opportunities for visually impaired children, highlighting the concept "Because seeing the future doesn't require sight."

According to Thai News Agency, the Bangkok School for the Blind, under the Foundation for the Blind in Thailand under the Royal Patronage of Her Majesty the Queen, collaborated with PTT Oil and Retail Public Company Limited (OR), Magic Years International School (MYIS), and Bangkok Academy of Music (BAM) to create educational opportunities and develop the potential of children. The event featured the Blindfold Experience activity, encouraging attendees to open their hearts and talk about their feelings and perspectives on the "Eye for Eye" project.

The event was graced by numerous artists, celebrities, and well-known personalities, including Kong Piya, Noi Busakorn, Pancake Khemanit, and many others, who participated in spreading positive energy among the children. A special performance showcased the talents of visually impaired youth, with Shahir (Sorawit Sornsuwan), a talented piano student and silver medalist at the London Young Musician 2026-2027, performing alongside Nooneer (Kornsiripatchara Damrongrat), the world's No. 1 musician from the same competition.

The "Eye for an Eye" project aims to utilize donations to develop children in three areas providing nutritious meals, supporting physical therapy and white cane training, and offering learning resources and skills training. The event also marked the launch of a volunteer system via LINE Official Account, making it easier for the public and younger generations to support activities for children. More details can be found at www.blind-thaivolunteer.com.