Sarah Gray

I think she was surprised.

She said, hold on, let me connect you to the right person.

Don't hang up.

It's going to take me a while because I've got to figure out who that is, but don't hang up.

And they connected me with someone in donor relations, but it was financial donor relations.

Because they don't have any other donor relations.

That was the person that gives the tours and deals with the public.

So she got to talk to me.

I was so excited.

I took pictures of the outside of the building.

And I felt, I stood in the lobby and I put one of the brochures in my purse.

And I just felt like I can't believe I'm here.

This is like being in Santa's workshop or something.

Like, I didn't think this was a place you could actually visit.

And there were refrigerators with signs that said no food.

And then she introduced me to this guy called Dr. James Ziske, who's a professor of ophthalmology at Harvard Med School.

And he was eating his lunch at his desk and she explained who I was.

And he said, you know, thank you for the donation.

And do you have any questions for me?

I wanted to know how valuable the eyes were, like if they get thousands and thousands or if they get one or two or like when the delivery came, was everyone excited or was it no big deal?