Signature Events

Join a team. For our Athletes vs. Epilepsy, it’s about more than just the race, game, meet, etc. Each of our athletes also raise money and awareness on behalf of Epilepsy Foundation and our fight to stop seizures and SUDEP (sudden unexplained death in epilepsy), find a cure and overcome the challenges created by epilepsy through efforts including education, advocacy and research to accelerate ideas into therapies.

Athletes vs. Epilepsy has partnered with a variety of sporting organizations nationwide to receive a set number of entries for individuals who would like to participate and raise funds and awareness for the Epilepsy Foundation. If you don’t see the event that you are interested in participating in you can still raise funds and awareness through our Choose Your Own (CYO) event or create your own special event through our DIY (Do It Yourself) options. 

  • Take Steps to Improve Your Health!
    2019 Step Challenge
    April 25 - September 15, 2019
     

  • Thank You!
    GEAR UP FOR EPILEPSY Cyclists!
    Next Gear Up starts Spring, 2020!

     

  • Thank you to our runners!
    Click to check out their experience

     

  • SOLD OUT!
    2019 TCS New York City Marathon
    November 3, 2019
     

  • ATHLETES VS EPILEPSY KIDS CREW 10-DAY CHALLENGE
    MARCH - JUNE 2020
    SIGN UP TODAY TO EARN YOUR PIN!

  • Local Network Events

  • Got Game? Register Today!
    October, 2019-April, 2020
     

  • Yoga for a Cause
    Year-Round Event
    Get Your Om On and Plan Your Event Today!
  • It's Here!  Register Today
    2019 Summer Fitness Challenge
     

  • REGISTER TODAY!
    Philadelphia, PA
    November 22 - 24, 2019

Featured Athlete

 

It was a Sunday. Braylon was excited as we were preparing to have some of the team over after practice that evening. He was four at the time and to say that he adored the team is an understatement. The excitement of the day had left him a bit whiny so I insisted that he take a nap so he could play with the “fellas” when they arrived.

Braylon and his younger brother Andrew climbed on my lap and we snuggled on the couch so that they could rest. About thirty minutes later, I thought Braylon was waking up. He was quiet and stayed on my lap. After a few minutes, I realized that although he was awake, something was clearly wrong. He was staring off to the left and could only give one word responses. Our sweet boy was lost inside his body.

Click here to learn more about Braylon and what his family is doing to help him and others overcome the challenges of living with epilepsy.