Host a Lemonade Stand for EFNE

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EFNE is hosting Lemonade for Livy stands at Savers stores throughout MA & NH on August 26 th & 27 th, and we need volunteer to run them! You’ll be giving out lemonade, raising epilepsy awareness, and encouraging donations to EFNE! The lemonade stands will run from 12:00 pm - 4:00 pm each day, and we ask that you arrive at 11:30 am to get set up.

You can sign up alone, with a friend, or bring your whole family! Please note: Volunteers must be at least 16 years of age to volunteer without a parent or guardian present.

We ask that all Lemonade for Livy volunteers:

• Wear an EFNE shirt or purple clothing. Feel free to have fun with it and wear purple boas, fun accessories, hats, etc.!
• Bring a decorated bucket/box to collect money. Be creative!
• Bring collateral materials (EFNE will provide) to promote and educate the public about the programs and services, as well as all the foundation does to help the community
• Be prepared to collect names and addresses for anyone wanting additional information
• If the weather is nice and the stand is outside - bring sunscreen, hat, etc.
• In the event of rain or excessive heat, work with the store manager to move the lemonade stand (provided by Savers) inside.
• Bring a lawn chair or other collapsible chair
• Know that you are not "selling" lemonade but encouraging donations to the Foundation
• Take pictures!
• Have fun!

The participating Savers store locations are in:

Danvers, MA

Framingham, MA

Hanover, MA

Manchester, NH

Marlborough, MA

Nashua, NH

New Bedford, MA

North Worcester, MA

Norwood, MA

Plaistow, NH

Plymouth, MA

Portsmouth, NH

Saugus, MA

West Roxbury, MA

Wilmington, MA

About Lemonade forLivy: Lemonade for Livy raises epilepsy awareness and supports the Epilepsy Foundation’s work to stop seizures, find cures, and save lives through lemonade stands and parties. The campaign brings people from around the world together to give hope to those with epilepsy and their families. The event occurs yearly and continues to grow in size and impact.

We all have our unique stories and experiences with epilepsy. Collectively, we make up the epilepsy community and family. As a family, we need to work as one to raise awareness and to fund research that will lead to a cure. 65 million people around the world live with epilepsy. That doesn’t include the tens of millions of family members and friends who are also impacted by the disorder. Think of the power we have when we all work towards a common mission.