Hi *|firstName|*

You did it! You raised your first $250 for the United In Epilepsy Regional Walks! Well done.

Whether this feels like a big achievement for you, or that you’re just getting started, take a moment to congratulate yourself. When we all work together, $250 adds up quick, and as a United community, we can accomplish big things for our family, friends, and neighbors with epilepsy. You and your teammates are already making a difference, helping to provide trainings that make our communities seizure safe and seizure smart.

Now, let’s make it to $500! Here are a few easy things you can do to get there:

If you haven’t already, create a Facebook fundraiser linked to your team. Facebook fundraisers are an easy way to reach your network — even people you haven’t talked to in a while! Almost half of all of the donations to the United In Epilepsy Walks are made through Facebook, and it’s an easy way to increase your fundraising. Visit *|participantEditUrl|* to setup your Facebook Fundraiser.
Brainstorm your network. Who can you invite to join your team? Who can you ask for support? If you recruit 10 team members, and they each give $25 (free t-shirt anyone?), you’ll hit $500 right there!
Embark on our 7-day challenge! We’ve created an easy plan to raise $500 in one week. You may have already completed some of the steps, and if you keep going, you’ll hit $500 (or maybe even $750!) in no time.

If you’re rip-roaring and ready for more resources, head to EFMN.org/Walk. Now let’s get out there, rally our teams, and show this state how United we are!

Epilepsy is what unites us, and together we will walk in solidarity for epilepsy.

Marcaylin's Memory SUDEP Awareness Team

2023 United in Epilepsy Regional Walks supporting Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota

2023 United in Epilepsy Regional Walks

Marcaylin's Memory SUDEP Awareness Team

2023 United in Epilepsy Regional Walks supporting Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota

Marcaylin's Memory SUDEP Awareness Team's Page

Epilepsy is what unites us, and together we will walk in solidarity for epilepsy.