RESCHEDULED! Raising Canes at 961 Keller Parkway in Keller, TX will donate 15% of sales to ASF.  Visit on Jan 27 between 4 – 9pm. See details.

Hope is a 10th grade student at Haverford HS. The Hope Classic brings together the Haverford School Community to cheer on the boys and girls basketball teams and raise money for the ASF. In 11 years, the event has raised over $68,000.

Since 2013, International Angelman Day has been the driving force in uniting AS families and patient organizations around the world for a common purpose – raising awareness of Angelman syndrome. The day is observed by over 50 charitable/support organizations based in over 40 countries around the world.

Angelman syndrome advocates from around the United States meet in Washington, D.C. Day 1 is training for meetings and Day 2, advocates meet with their Members of Congress to educate them on their personal experiences with Angelman syndrome. These meetings help build relationship and bring awareness to AS. When lawmakers hear directly from advocates, Angelman syndrome stops being a rare disease on paper and becomes a person they remember when policy decisions are made.

Every year in May, Angelman Strong events come in many forms—ranging from local walks and runs, tournaments, community gatherings, and awareness campaigns. No matter the format, each event brings families, friends, and supporters together to honor and celebrate individuals with Angelman syndrome.