Our mission is to reduce the number of deaths caused by brain aneurysms through awareness, research and education.
The mission of The Bee Foundation is to raise awareness of brain aneurysms and increase funding for innovative research that saves lives and prevents brain aneurysms. We are continuing to build a robust and dynamic research community with our Scientific Advisory Board, donors and network of researchers. Our community, grant recipients and research community, is committed to advancing brain aneurysm research.
On December 25, 2013, we said goodbye to a remarkable young woman who was taken from us too early. At the age of 27, Jennifer A. Sedney suffered a fatal brain aneurysm that burst with few warning signs. Jenny danced through life and left a smile on the face of everyone she passed. She was a daughter, sister, soul mate, niece, cousin, colleague, student, partner, and most importantly, a true friend. To use her own words,
Jenny worked hard and played hard. She was a lover of all things culinary,
and a curious Philadelphia implant who took constant photos to document the world around her. In her free time Jenny became a certified health coach to support those around her become a little more radiant. Her health blog, The WellNest, was founded on three guiding principles which she lived her life by:
The Bee Foundation was created with that spirit by her family and friends to reduce the number of fatal brain aneurysms through awareness, education and research.
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We are deeply grateful to Redbook Magazine and Jessica Press for writing a full page story about The Bee Foundation in support of our efforts to elevate awareness of Brain Aneurysms and raise funding
Dr. Aichi Chien, an associate professor of radiological sciences in the division of interventional neuroradiology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, was awarded a $50,000 grant from the
We are so thankful to our donor community for their ongoing support in helping us fight brain aneurysms
The Bee Foundation is a 501(c)(3) organization
The Bee Foundation is dedicated to raising funds to advance benchmark research focusing on screening and testing to identify brain aneurysms before they rupture.
Christine Kondra, Co-Founder, and Dr. Patricia Henwood, Chief Medical Officer for The Bee Foundation, is currently developing a Scientific Advisory Board that will consist of leading clinicians and scientists dedicated to neurovascular research in the area of brain aneurysms. The Bee Foundation is dedicated to providing research grants from the bench to the bedside to advance diagnostic research and screening tests.
