March Is
Epilepsy Awareness Month!
Every year we partner with Miss Ava Pitre, an incredible warrior living with Epilepsy who
makes it her passion to raise money to buy anti-suffocation pillows for locals living with Epilepsy.
By purchasing any of the following products throughout the month of March, you will also be supporting Ava and her fundraising efforts.
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Want to learn more about Ava and her story?
Keep scrolling, then follow her on Facebook to stay up to date with her journey and to see all the other ways you can support her.
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*Preorder only*
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Pickup:
McGregor-
March 10-13 and March 24-27
At The Farm House Market during their open hours
Thurs/Fri/Sat- 9am-6pm
Sun 11am-5pm
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Windsor (Forest Glade) -
March 10-12- pickup info available in order confirmation email
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Local Delivery:
-Monday March 14, 12pm-5pm
(Something fun for the kiddos during March break!)
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-Sunday, March 27, 12pm-5pm
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-$5 per stop in Windsor Essex County
(If you are gifting an order or would like more than one delivery stop, please submit order separately)
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Over the last 3 years Ava has raised $33,000 that was put into an account with Epilepsy Southwestern Ontario to help families living in our Windsor/Essex area.
For those that don’t know, Ava Grace is a 9 year old warrior! She has had Epilepsy since she was 2 years old. She has not had 24 hours seizure free since. Ava seizes all night, every night. As if that’s not bad enough, Ava also has new seizures that paralyze half of her body making it impossible to breath during her seizures that last up to 5 minutes. Despite all that seizing, this little lady is always smiling.
Ava’s mission is to provide an Anti-suffocation pillow, to local Epilepsy Warriors. This is a pillow that has saved her from scary situations.
SUDEP is Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy; and is a very real reality for everyone fighting this ugly disease.
She wants to make sure as many people as possible, can sleep safe like she does. These pillows are over $200 each and shouldn’t be an expense that people have to think of. This year Ava has decided to add funding for our local support group. Epilepsy is a dark journey and this group is so important.
