Fundraising Events

The Epilepsy Foundation’s fundraising events are a great way to support people with epilepsy, build community, and have fun! Our annual events include a gala in the spring and five fundraising walks throughout our service region in the fall.

One in 10 people will have a seizure in their lifetime, and one in 26 will develop epilepsy. Every day, communities come together to raise funds to support programs for people with seizures.

United in Epilepsy Regional Walks

Join us for the the United In Epilepsy Regional Walks as we raise awareness of seizures and support for our family, friends, and neighbors impacted by epilepsy. Epilepsy is what unites us, and together we walk in solidarity to build communities where no one journeys alone.

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DIY Fundraisers

We are grateful for the support of our wonderful and engaged community, many of whom plan and host creative fundraising events throughout the year. We are pleased to offer our support of these events by providing materials and promoting them on our web calendar and social media whenever we can.

A group of people and a baby smile with their arms around each other.

Seven adults outside at Duluth Glensheen Mansion

Ready to get started with your DIY fundraiser? View our DIY fundraising guidelines, and then fill out the information below and a staff member will be in touch.

Host your own DIY Fundraiser:

First Name

Last Name

Phone

Event Name

Event Location

Start Time

End Time

Estimated funds to be raised:

Organizations other than EFMN receiving funding from the event:

Short Event Description

Photo/Flyer for event promotion

Contact Information

Thriving with Epilepsy

Meet Hunter Haggberg

Hunter's openness about his epilepsy has led to strong support from those around him. This includes his family, but also his classmates who held a fundraiser to support his walk team.

Hunter's Story

Group of 14 people of all ages smiling at Rise Above Seizures Walk

Help out at an event

Many of our fundraising events and other programs rely on the help and support of volunteers. Plus, volunteering is a great way to get involved in the epilepsy community!

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