Clothing Donation
Drive-Thru Event UPDATE

Our Collection Event scheduled for Saturday, January 14th from 9am-2pm was postponed due to the weather. HOWEVER, if you still have items that you'd like to donate between now and January 27th, please call or text us at (951)374-0933 or email admin@legacybridgesfoundation.org.

RAISING AWARENESS.
SHINING A LIGHT.
PARTNERING TO FIND A CURE.

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The Legacy Bridges Foundation, Inc.

The Legacy Bridges Foundation, Inc. is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization established to help individuals and families who suffer with the disease of Epilepsy, the incurable neurological disorder in which abnormal brain activity causes seizures or other unnatural behaviors.

We have taken a stance to spread the word of the disease that is affecting millions of lives, to bring hope to those suffering, and partner to find a cure. Our organization is here to offer the Epilepsy community a place of refuge, and tools and resources necessary to maintain a conducive quality of life.

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"You are to be commended for your diligence to serve those in need. We appreciate you, and wish you continued success in your quest."

- Joe Baca Jr.
Supervisor, San Bernardino County

"Thank you for raising awareness against a dreadfully debilitating disease and for your work in informing our community. The foundation's efforts is to be commended and we sincerely appreciate it."

- Mike A. Gipson
Assemblymember, 64th District

"Thank you for your tireless work in unrecognized and underserved communities affected by epilepsy."

- Eloise Gomez Reyes
Majority Leader, 47th District

Under the Lights

Our dear friend, Writer & Director Miles Levin, was the recipient of the 2022 Legacy Bridges Foundation, Inc. Bridging the Gap Award for his work in bridging the gap in Media Excellence. Miles' short film Under the Lights, is the story of Sam, a boy with epilepsy, so desperate to feel like a normal kid, he goes to prom knowing that the lights will make him have a seizure. Cinema has historically stigmatized and ignored people with epilepsy, and Miles' shares his personal story in a way that all can connect.

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