This June, we’re joining the Purple Drives Progress Challenge to support the Dravet Syndrome Foundation and families living with Dravet syndrome — and we’re bringing back our own spin on “Dye It for Dravet”! 

Every dollar raised helps fund research, advocacy, awareness, and support for families navigating this rare and devastating epilepsy disorder.

So here’s the challenge:

COMPLETE - Raised $100 — Jen (mom/me) will dye her hair purple
COMPLETE -  Raised $250 — Maggie (Super Sibling) will dye her hair

COMPLETE - Raised $300 -  Carlee (Our nurse, Sarah Seekings' daughter) will dye her hair

COMPLETE ~ Raised $400 — Sarah Seekings (Cora's nurse) will dye her hair

COMPLETE ~ Raised $500 — Cat Dalton (Cora/Maggie's friend) will dye her hair

COMPLETE ~ Raised $600 - Marta Dalton (Cat's mom) will dye her hair

COMPLETE ~ Raised $700 - Cindy Wolf (Cora's grandma) will dye her hair

COMPLETE  ~ Raised $750 - Kelly Hamilton (Cora's prek teacher and bestie) will dye her hair

COMPLETE  ~ Raised $800 — Brandon Marasco (Cora's uncle) will dye his hair

~ Raise $850 — Kirsten Moonan (Cora's godmother) will dye his hair

~ Raise $900 — Chris (Cora's dad) will dye his hair

~ Raise $950 — Ian Coyle from Semper Gratus — who generously supported our family in March and will soon be making a donation to DSF — will dye HIS hair purple too!

~ Raise $1,000 — Cora, our Dravet Warrior, will dye her hair

Purple isn’t just a color this month — it’s a movement. Together we can turn awareness into action and drive progress for families affected by Dravet syndrome. (Dravet Syndrome Foundation)

Want to join the the hall now dubbed "Heads of Honor" and go purple too? Let us know!

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