Not another moment lost to seizures
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Epilepsy Foundation of Indiana
Daylily Fundraiser |
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"Growing Epilepsy Awareness"
One Daylily At A Time ![]() The Epilepsy Foundation of Indiana is very excited to introduce a fundraiser through the sale of perennial daylilies. We are committed to raising funds in Indiana in order to serve people with epilepsy and their families. As part of this effort, the Foundation is pleased to announce the inaugural year of "Growing Epilepsy Awareness - One Daylily At A Time". Funds generated from the sale of these daylilies will be used to conduct epilepsy educational programs. Daylily plants come in many beautiful colors and are adaptable to various climates. They present a perfect way to connect with your friends, family and community while providing a unique opportunity to give back and support community awareness about epilepsy. "Growing Epilepsy Awareness", if successful in Indiana, could potentially result in a nationwide campaign people can recognize as part of Epilepsy Foundations across the country year after year. We believe our program could be similar to the annual Girl Scout cookie sales, which everyone eagerly anticipates every year. |
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How "Growing Epilepsy Awareness" Works
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"Growing Epilepsy Awareness" Payment Options
Bronze Package - 5 plants $25.00 Silver Package - 10 plants -$50.00 |
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How "Growing Epilepsy Awareness" Began
The idea for "Growing Epilepsy Awareness" began in August 2010 when a woman (Rocky Delucenay) in Ashley, Indiana contacted the Epilepsy Foundation of Indiana. Her granddaughter had just turned 5 and has had epilepsy since she was 2. She was having 30-40 seizures a day by late 2008. She had all types of seizures and was hospitalized for 101 days in a six month stretch. By late 2009, her seizures had been limited to 5-10 per week. The family was helped through the process by an epilepsy educator in Northern Indiana. Because of what the educator did for the family, they want to contribute back. The Delucenay family wanted to help in any way they could to promote the Epilepsy Foundation and get the word out that help is needed and education is the way to help those in need, just like they have been helped. |