100% of all 2022 PANS/PANDAS Awareness donations will fund these programs:

1. Providing CME conference fee waivers to medical clinicians
2. Creating a fellowship fund to provide in-depth training on PANS/PANDAS to physicians who agree to establish a clinic treating both children and adults in a fully insurance-covered setting
3. Continuing the Neuroimmune Consultation Panel beyond June when current funding ends
4. Funding meaningful translational research in PANS/PANDAS

There are two ways to fundraise in 2022! For those on Facebook, you’re likely familiar with the platform. Click below to get started. For those who aren’t on Facebook or who have a lot of friends and family off Facebook, choose RallyUp!

Either way, if you need help, please email us at fundraisers@neuroimmune.org for detailed instructions or join our Facebook group, Neuroimmune Fundraisers.

Give with confidence! Neuroimmune Foundation holds Candid/Guidestar’s Platinum Seal of Transparency, an honor held by fewer than 1% of non-profits and the only PANS/PANDAS organization to hold this honor four years in a row. 

Fundraisers, would you like your photo added to a copy of this collage? Send an email to info@neuroimmune.org with a photo that will fit well, and we will send you a graphic to share.

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Download our Awareness Day 2022 form, fill it in, and email us a copy at info@neuroimmune.org.

Please let us know if you’d like us to share on social media and/or our website and if we have your permission to do so. Please be sure your child fully understands and feels comfortable before sending to us. (Some choose to hold it in front of their faces and we support that too!)

A mom holding a paper that reads: It took 5 doctors & 4 misdiagnoses before my son was diagnosed with PANS/PANDAS. I want to change that. Learn from top experts. neuroimmune.org.
A young girl holding a paper that reads: It took 5 doctors & 4 misdiagnoses before I was diagnosed with PANS/PANDAS. I want to change that. Learn from top experts. neuroimmune.org.

Help others understand your “why.” Send us an email with your photo and why you support Neuroimmune Foundation, and we will send you a graphic to share.

A smiling girl wearing sunglasses on the beach and the Neuroimmune Foundation logo of a tree with magenta fruit. The following text appears on a light aqua background: I support Neuroimmune Foundation to help other kids. ~Amelia. Join us for PANS/PANDAS Awareness 2022. Facebook group: Neuroimmune Fundraisers. Email: fundraisers@neuroimmune.org.
A smiling mom wearing sunglasses outside and the Neuroimmune Foundation logo of a tree with magenta fruit. The following text appears on a light aqua background: I support Neuroimmune Foundation to help educate the medical community so other families don't have to fight so hard and feel so alone. ~Ashley (mom). Join us for PANS/PANDAS Awareness 2022. Facebook group: Neuroimmune Fundraisers. Email: fundraisers@neuroimmune.org.
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Cover of the book My Story About PANS/PANDAS, with a drawing of a child and their dog.

#1 Best Seller in Its Category on Amazon!

My Story About PANS/PANDAS is a heartfelt story written for kids who have PANS/PANDAS and their family, friends and educators. Wonderful addition to any classroom!

Once a typical boy, Owen’s journey with PANS/PANDAS began after he was exposed to an infection that changed everything. Abruptly faced with severe anxiety, OCD, tics, and rage, Owen finds himself navigating a world full of doctors, medical tests, IVIG, and even weird smoothies. Likening his journey to a climb up a challenging hill, Owen helps the reader understand that sometimes the path is straight and easy, but sometimes you must zig-zag or find another way to the top.