Mary’s spirit was a beacon. Let’s honor her extraordinary life by making her dream of a world without vision loss from diabetes a reality.”
— S. Robert Levine, MD, Mary's Husband
MARY'S STORY
Join us in honoring Mary Tyler Moore by supporting our mission to end vision loss and blindness from diabetes.
Our PurposeFeaturing 14 apparel styles, 2 handbags, 3 shoes, and of course, “the hat!”
The limited edition collection celebrates Mary’s enduring fashion legacy while raising awareness for the fight against vision loss from diabetes.
To support our mission, 20% of net sales from the collection will benefit the Mary Tyler Moore Vision Initiative to advance research to end vision loss from diabetic retinal disease.
“Collaborating with Elyce Arons and Francis Valentine ensures that Mary's style, grace, and purpose continue to inspire the world.”
- Dr. S. Robert Levine
Explore the full campaign and sign up for early access to shop the collection beginning September 28.
The Mary Tyler Moore Vision Initiative (MTM Vision) is a one-of-a-kind non-profit uniting the world in the fight against diabetes-related vision loss and blindness. MTM Vision enables significant research breakthroughs and supports global scientific collaboration to realize Mary’s dream of a world without vision loss and blindness from diabetes.
MTM Vision brings together global leaders and innovators from diverse fields, including universities, pharmaceutical and medical device companies, government agencies, tech firms, the entertainment industry, and people and families with diabetes, all to advance research for a cure for diabetic retinal disease.
OUR PURPOSE
To provide the scientific community with an essential tool to develop new diagnostics and treatment options for people with diabetic retinal disease (DRD)
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The Mary Tyler Moore Vision Initiative is modernizing staging and endpoints for diabetic eye disease. This means we are using a...
Mary’s spirit was a beacon. Let’s honor her extraordinary life by making her dream of a world without vision loss from diabetes a reality.”
— S. Robert Levine, MD, Mary's Husband
MARY'S STORY