Actions speak louder than words. For Krissy Zitola and Lindsay Peterson, two severely disabled Campus School students who are unable to speak or walk, this old saying is especially true. That’s why the pair teamed up to create note cards that were sold to raise money for the children of Afghanistan.

Recently featured in the Boston Herald, Krissy and Lindsay used EagleEyes technology to paint note cards with their eyes. Three copy shops donated the costs of printing the note cards and the cards were in turn sold by friends and family, with the proceeds sent to a fund to help the children of Afghanistan.

In the end, the project raised $1100. A special thanks to Marialice Curran for the design and coordination of the project. And, thanks to all who contributed!