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Changing lives through innovative research
Jenny Sedney, the inspiration for The Bee Foundation, was 27 years old when she died from a ruptured brain aneurysm. A certified health coach and bee lover, her health blog, the WellNest, reflected her belief in the healing qualities of bees and their ability to perform tasks that have often confounded scientists. Our name, and our three fundamental pillars of activity, mirror her passion.

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    Aware

    Bee Aware of the warning signs and risks. Learn more about risks and symptoms of brain aneurysms.

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    Courageous

    Bee Courageous by learning more about the field of brain aneurysm research, our research grants and fellowships for innovative diagnosis and treatment, our Scientific Advisory Board, and the ongoing activities of our Foundation.

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    Inspired

    Bee Inspired by the stories of those affected by brain aneurysms and the campaigns they've launched to raise awareness and research funds. Find out how you can help to change the statistics of this devastating condition by spreading awareness or starting your own fundraiser.

Our Events
From sponsored athletic events such as the Philadelphia Marathon and Golf Classic, to our major annual Honey Bash Gala, to events hosted by our supporters to honor their loved ones, we offer multiple opportunities throughout the year for you to get involved and join our enthusiastic community.

Join The Bee Foundation and the Brain Aneurysm Foundation on Capitol Hill to lobby Congress for increased brain aneurysm awareness and research.  This is an exciting event where you can truly make a difference in the fight against Brain Aneurysm.  Each person attending will have a voice to share their experiences and desire to change the landscape of this disease at a national level.

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The Bee Foundation Awareness Events
Friends and families affected by brain aneurysms are holding events around the country to honor their loved ones and raise research funds and increase awareness. There may be one near you! And if you’re interested in hosting an event of your own, just contact us at [email protected]. We can help!
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The Honey Bash 2019 was a great success. Thank you to all of our supporters who joined us for a fabulous evening.  A special thanks to guest speakers, Ducis Rodgers, Dr. Pascal Jabbour and Tatum Gordon. Watch our video to learn more! Save the Date for next year’s Honey Bash on October 17th, 2020 at The Logan in Philadelphia.

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September 20, 2014

Changing lives through innovative research

Live News Coverage from Action News at 10 on PHL17: WPHL: September 20, 2014

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    • ‘American Idol’ alum Nikki McKibbin, who competed against Kelly Clarkson, dies at 42

      Hannah Yasharoff, USA TODAY Published 12:20 p.m. ET Nov. 1, 2020 | Updated 6:34 p.m. ET Nov. 1, 2020 Nikki McKibbin, who finished in third place behind Kelly Clarkson and Justin Guarini on the first season of “American Idol,” has died, according to a Facebook post from her husband. She was 42. Craig Sadler shared Saturday […]

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    • Froggy Says Doctors Made a 15-Inch Incision on His Head as Part of Brain Surgery

      BY LEILA KOZMA UPDATED 1 WEEK AGO Scot ‘Froggy‘ Langley had brain surgery on Monday, Oct. 12, 2020. The successful radio personality revealed during a recent episode of the Elvis Duran Presents: The 15 Minute Morning Show that he sought out medical help for frequently occurring headaches, only to be diagnosed with a brain aneurysm. So, […]

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    • Jill Valecce Article – Haddonfield Living September 2020

      BEE Article – Haddonfield LIving September 2020 Last year, I traveled to Washington DC with a delegation of doctors, scientists, survivors and others to advocate for Brain Aneurysm awareness and research and to promote Ellie’s Law—legislation named for a seven- year-old girl who died following a ruptured brain aneurysm, to provide ongoing dedicated research funding, critical intervention and […]

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    Founded in May 2014, The Bee Foundation is a Philadelphia-based 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to raising awareness and reducing the number of deaths caused by brain aneurysms through innovative research.

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