Events

Epilepsy Center of Northwest Ohio

Join us at events across Northwest Ohio that support our mission to improve the lives of individuals affected by epilepsy and those with developmental disabilities. From fundraisers to family programs, our events build community, raise awareness, and provide opportunities to connect.

Practically Golf Corporate Tournament
Jun
26

Practically Golf Corporate Tournament

Team up for a fun, fast-paced mini golf tournament in downtown Toledo. Play creative holes, enjoy food and music, and compete for prizes while supporting programs for individuals and families affected by epilepsy.

Presented by Erie Home

Practically Golf. Definitely Fun.

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Practically Golf Open Play
Jun
26

Practically Golf Open Play

Skip the tournament. This is casual, all-ages mini golf in downtown Toledo. No teams, no tee times. Just show up, play at your own pace, and enjoy the course with friends and family.

Presented by Erie Home

Practically Golf. Definitely Fun.

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Family Camp
Aug
7
to Aug 9

Family Camp

A free, all-ages weekend where individuals living with epilepsy and their families can unplug, connect, and just be together. Enjoy classic camp activities like swimming, games, crafts, and campfires, plus helpful education on epilepsy management and seizure first aid.

More than a getaway, it’s a supportive community where families feel understood, supported, and not alone.

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Carpe Diem 5k Walk/Run
Nov
1

Carpe Diem 5k Walk/Run

A fall 5K run and 3K walk at Swan Creek Preserve Metropark, open to all ages and abilities. Walk, run, or bring your dog and join a welcoming community moving with purpose.

Support individuals and families affected by epilepsy while celebrating health, hope, and togetherness.

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Purple Day Egg Hunt
Mar
26

Purple Day Egg Hunt

Purple Day is an international grassroots effort dedicated to increasing awareness about epilepsy worldwide. Come celebrate Purple Day at the Epilepsy Center of Northwest Ohio with an egg hunt for kids. This FREE event is open to the public.

An epilepsy diagnosis is NOT required to participate. Parent/guardian supervision of all kids is required for the entirety of the event.

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