Chelsea, Our Little Star

When epilepsy enters a family's life, no one should face it alone.

For nearly two decades, we’ve stood beside famillies across the country—with monitors, service dogs, and the comfort of knowing someone is in your corner.

Why we're here

Chelsea was 16. A Daughter, a sister, a friend.

In April 2009, she died in her sleep from a seizure—a complication called SUDEP that no one had warned us about. We started this foundation because no family should be blindsided the way we were. Fifteen years later, we’ve placed over 1800 movement monitors, helped fund service dogs, and built a community that shows up for families in the hardest moments.

Our Signature Program

Chelsea's Bingo

Three times a week, our community comes together—and every BINGO call helps a family living with epilepsy.

Chelsea’s Bingo is our longest-running program and the financial foundation of everything we do. It’s not just a game night. It’s how we keep the lights on, and the monitors on.

What We Do

How We Help

Every program we run exists because of Chelsea—and every family we reach keeps her memory alive.

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Events That Make a Difference

What We Wish Every Family Knew

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SUDEP—Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy—is something most families living with epilepsy are never told about. We weren’t. Understanding it isn’t about living in fear. It’s about knowing the risks, asking the right questions, and taking steps that can make a real difference.

“A monitor and the right information can change everything.”

With Gratitude

Our Sponsors & Partners

These businesses and individuals make our programs possible. Their generosity is Chelsea’s legacy in action.