Donation Partners

Select Epilepsy Foundation as your designated charity on AmazonSmile and Amazon will donate .5% back on eligible purchases.

When customers visit timex.com and use the code ENDEPILEPSY during checkout, Timex will donate 15% of the gross sale to the Epilepsy Foundation.

Donate gently used clothing and household items at specific Savers locations and Savers gives back to the Epilepsy Foundation.

Donating 11% of iCareEpilepsy phone case sales.

When you enroll in a new MedicAlert membership, use the code EFA and MedicAlert will donate 20% of your membership fees to support the Epilepsy Foundation.

Donating 5% of sales from personal care products online and in boutique shops.

Donating 10% back to the Epilepsy Foundation with the purchase of sweatshirts, masks and other items to raise awareness.

When customers purchase a participating Tegu or Brave headgear, Century Martial Arts will donate $5.00 to the Epilepsy Foundation per headgear (helmet).

Donating $2 for every $10 purchase from online store.

Donating weekly from Deez Sports Cards and Memorabilia online purchases.

The Sunflower Collection is inspired by Chloe, who courageously braves Sunflower syndrome, a rare form of epilepsy. Donating 10% of collection proceeds.

Donating 100% of the revenue for sales of The Song We Will Remember.

When customers purchase Bean Brainz On A Mission coffee brew, 20% of the gross sale will be donated to the Epilepsy Foundation.

The author of "Lancaster Bakery" will donate 10% of book royalties to the Epilepsy Foundation in memory of her twin sister, Rita Ann Hinson.

Upcycled for Hope makes luxury handbags out of leftover fabric remnants from the textile industry and donates a portion of proceeds to the Epilepsy Foundation.

A&V Treasure Store will donate 10% of it’s monthly sales to the Epilepsy Foundation.

Outdoor Adventure Training is donating 1% of their profits to raise awareness in the fitness and outdoor industries.