09/30/2026
As Brain Aneurysm Awareness Month comes to a close, we’re filled with gratitude for everyone who helped make this September so meaningful.
Across the country, our community came together in powerful ways. More than 1,500 people joined us at events and gatherings in support of brain aneurysm research, education, and the families affected by this disease.
This month, we also awarded a record $650,000 to 18 research projects through our Research Grant Symposium, continued educating primary care professionals about warning signs and risk factors, and advocated for increased federal funding for brain aneurysm research.
To everyone who donated, fundraised, attended an event, shared our message, or used their voice to raise awareness, thank you. You helped bring brain aneurysms into more conversations, and every conversation has the potential to save a life.
Above all, we honor the survivors in our community and remember those we have lost. Their stories remind us why this work matters and why it must continue.
September may be ending, but our work does not stop. We remain committed to advancing research, expanding education, and supporting the brain aneurysm community every day of the year.
Thank you for standing with us this September and always.
