Epilepsy Foundation depends partially on private donations and willing members of the community.

WAYS TO GIVE BACK

You can make a difference...Please consider donating your resources to the Epilepsy Foundation of Southeast Tennessee through the following ways:

Honor Someone

Can't figure out what to do for that special someone in your life?  This year, please consider making a donation to EFSETN on their behalf.  Honoring someone with a special tribute gift not only recognizes the special times in someone's life, it also supports the important work of EFSETN

Memorials

At the death of a loved one, many people choose to give a charitable donation in memory of the one who passed away.  You may make your tax-deductible donation to the EFSETN.  Please include contact information for the family whom we should send a note regarding your donation.  We will not disclose the amount of your gift, but we do let them know your name and address so they can send you a thank you note.

Planned Gifts

There are many ways to leave a legacy and make a difference in years to come.  Making such a provision is your legacy to make it possible for EFSETN to continue the long tradition of providing services for those living with epilepsy in the future.  If you are interested in making a planned gift, please contact the office at (423) 634-1771.  

We are committed to being a good steward of donations we receive.  Your generous donation will help fund support groups, educational programs and medications for those in need.  Everything you give is needed and very much appreciated.

Volunteer

Here are some current needs that YOU can help fill:

• Drive a person to support group. Many people with epilepsy rely on others to help them with transportation and can not make it to support group without help.
  
• Are you the parent of a child with epilepsy? Partner with our education director as she trains school nurses, teachers and students about the needs of children with epilepsy in our schools.
  
• Do you know of a place where our educator can come speak about seizure recognition and first aid? Your child’s classroom? School? Office? Business? Let us know! Help us to make connections in our community to aid people who have seizures!
  
• Tell people about us!

If you can fill any of these needs, or if you have something different to contribute that we haven’t considered, please call (423) 634-1772 to let us know.

Come back to this page often to check for updated and new volunteer opportunities!