We have lots of ideas that put the fun in fundraising! Host a garage sale, bowling night, or have friends and family eat at a restaurant that will give a portion of the proceeds to us. Check out our list of fundraisers you can do to support our research and programs.

Learn from experts, support a fundraiser near you, or surround yourself with people who get it at our biennial conference.

Are you ready to give back? How would you like to help? You can share your personal story, raise awareness on social media, start a volunteer team in your community, represent us at a local community event, or donate your services and special skills.

We’re actively recruiting parents, primary caregivers, and grandparents of children who have had epilepsy surgery to serve as volunteer peer supporters. Peer supporters come from a wide range of socioeconomic, cultural, and linguistic backgrounds and are required to complete 4 – 6 months of training in evidence-based peer support practices.

Do you have a story to share about your child’s epilepsy surgery journey? Stories are powerful ways to share our experiences, facts, and hard truths while also providing others with hope for the future.

We’re looking for diverse voices, experiences, and outcomes so that families anywhere on the pediatric epilepsy surgery journey can have a roadmap of what to expect. Share your story with us and help another parent just starting their journey.