Is it possible to give your eyes after you die to a blind?

After death, it is possible to donate corneas, which can help restore sight for some blind individuals. However, actual eye transplantation is not feasible, as the entire eye cannot be transplanted like other organs. Corneal transplants involve taking the clear front part of the eye from a donor and transplanting it into a recipient. Eye donation typically requires prior consent and adherence to specific medical guidelines.