Epilepsy Connections

Fundraising

Do you use the internet? If so, you can help raise money for Epilepsy Connections by using www.everyclick.com as your search engine.

How does everyclick.com work?

everyclick.com works like any other search engine, providing full search and image results. The difference with everyclick.com is that 50% of the revenue generated is donated to the charity of the user’s choice.

How do I register Epilepsy Connections as my chosen charity?

• Follow this direct link to our Epilepsy Connections Fundraiser Page.
• Click the 'Start Fundraising' button.
• Complete the registration form that appears and click the 'Sign up' button.

You are now signed in and have chosen Epilepsy Connections as your nominated charity – thank you!

Every time you search the internet using everyclick.com as your search engine they will donate money to Epilepsy Connections.

Sponsored Events

If you are planning a sponsored event to raise funds for Epilepsy Connections please contact the office. We can provide sponsorship forms and T-shirts for anyone taking part in an event on our behalf.

Alex and Janet Webb successfully organised the 3rd annual sponsored run in Barrow on 27th May in memory of their son Jack. As you can see from the photo there was great support for this event and an amazing total of £3,443.80 was raised. This money will be split between Epilepsy Connections and Epilepsy Bereaved. A massive thank you to everyone who participated in and donated money to this event.

Congratulations to Hazel Smith who not only competed in the Edinburgh Marathon on 27th May 2007, but completed the course in just over 4.5 hours. In doing so, Hazel also raised an incredible £2,126 for Epilepsy Connections.

Shirley Maxwell, Executive Director of Epilepsy Connections (far left) receives sponsorship monies from Hazel Smith. Rebecca is in the forefront with her sisters Jenny and Sarah and her mum, Marie.

Hazel decided to take up this challenge for a young girl called Rebecca. Rebecca is bright and intelligent, but has both mental and physical special needs and has regular epileptic fits. Rebecca loves to paint, so the monies raised by Hazel will go towards the costs of running art classes for children with epilepsy.