CURE Epilepsy
CURE Epilepsy is the leading nonprofit epilepsy research organization investing in unmet research needs and setting in motion groundbreaking advances that will lead to a cure.
CURE Epilepsy and the Cameron Boyce Foundation
One mission, two voices. The Cameron Boyce Foundation has joined the CURE Epilepsy family.
CURE Epilepsy, the largest nongovernmental funder of epilepsy research, will now serve as the long-term steward of Cameron’s legacy, providing the scientific leadership and infrastructure to expand the reach of the Foundation’s work
This isn’t the end of the Foundation’s story. Its programs continue under its own name and its own voice, including the Now What support groups and its social media channels, preserving the connection Cameron built with this community.
What changes is the scale behind it: CURE Epilepsy has already funded over $6 million in SUDEP research across 40 grants, and that infrastructure now supports the Foundation’s mission too.
Together, we will cure epilepsy
CURE Epilepsy is the leading nonprofit epilepsy research organization investing in unmet research needs and setting in motion groundbreaking advances that will lead to a cure.
$100 million+
raised since 1998 to fund epilepsy research and related initiatives.
300+
research grants awarded to date, more than any other US nonprofit.
19+ countries
where CURE Epilepsy has funded research projects around the world.
90%+
of expenditures invested directly in CURE Epilepsy's mission.
The Cameron Boyce Foundation Fund at CURE Epilepsy
The Cameron Boyce Memorial Fund is managed by CURE Epilepsy, allowing supporters to give in memory and honor of Cameron. The Cameron Boyce Foundation has already invested $425,000 in SUDEP research grants in partnership with CURE Epilepsy, and gifts to the Fund continue that work, funding research, saving lives, and moving closer to ending SUDEP for good.
“Joining with CURE Epilepsy, a longtime and trusted partner, amplifies Cameron’s impact in epilepsy, giving it scale and long-term sustainability, while allowing TCBF’s advocacy, education, and storytelling to reach new audiences and fuel groundbreaking research for years to come.”
Libby Boyce, Cameron's Mom
“The Cameron Boyce Foundation’s legacy lives on, now supported by CURE Epilepsy’s research leadership and infrastructure. We thank Libby and Victor for entrusting us with this important responsibility and opportunity to further our joint missions. Together, we are building a stronger, broader movement toward our shared goal of finding a cure for epilepsy.”
