Look to the future! Pediatric Victory Foundation (“PVF”), a nonprofit 501(c)(3) tax exempt organization, relies on partners LIKE YOU! Support UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital and Pediatric Neurology/Epileptic Disorders and Immunology through Pediatric Victory Foundation.
Help PVF realize a vision of providing children with complex, multi-faceted neurological diagnoses access to state-of-the-art treatment and care. Sponsors’ contributions directly aid in establishing the financial groundwork for creating a world-class destination for children and families seeking treatment and comprehensive pediatric care for neuro-immunological related disorders, including epilepsy. Be part of the Pediatric Victory Foundation support team today!
TOPANGA SOCIAL DONATE
Eat. Play. DONATE. Inaugural Topanga Social X Pediatric Victory Foundation (“PVF”) community giving event is live!
Thanks to our collaboration partner Topanga Social, you can eat and drink for an amazing cause — that would be us, Pediatric Victory Foundation — the entire day, 03/22.
From 11:00 am. – 11:00 pm, purchase pre-loaded gift cards in any amount to redeem at ALL Topanga Social restaurant partners, with proceeds benefiting the pediatric neurology department at world-renowned UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital.
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Your Donation Counts!
Your contribution is invaluable to Pediatric Victory Foundation. Financial support allows the UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital team to advance research in pediatric neuro-immunological disorders, providing the opportunity for each suffering child a better start in life.
Please consider making a tax-deductible, one-time donation or become an event sponsor today!
PVF: A Personal Mission
Pediatric Victory Foundation was founded in 2016 by Monique and Howie Rosenthal. The Rosenthals daughter, Blayke, had been experiencing thirty-five seizure a day, stiffness in walking, extreme memory loss, blackouts and hallucinations. Blayke’s health quickly and devastatingly deteriorated.
Many visits to various doctors and medical institutions left the Rosenthal family nearly hopeless as they desperately sought answers…until meeting Dr. Raman Sankar, MD, PhD, Chief of Pediatric Neurology and Rubin Brown Distinguished Chair in Pediatric Neurology, and his team at UCLA.
DID YOU KNOW?
There are over 360,000 cases of American children under the age of 15 that have been diagnosed with epilepsy, with over 200,000 new cases being diagnosed each year. One out of 26 people have active epilepsy and one out of five people in their lifetime will suffer a seizure. Thirty percent of children with epilepsy also have a neurological disorder, such as autism. Individuals with drug-resistant epilepsy must seek out different treatment protocols. (*See Epsyhealth.com for these and other epilepsy facts.)
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