Get Involved | Florida
Join the cause by staying informed, making a donation, joining an event or becoming an advocate for those with lupus and their families.
There are a lot of ways you can take action to advance our cause of ending lupus. Start your own event, make a donation, participate in a walk, or make others more aware of the disease. Get started here!
What can you do for Lupus Awareness Month? Let everybody know. Share the facts, the stories and even the very existence of this misunderstood disease. Help spread awareness and raise funds to end lupus.
Your support and generous contributions to the LFA supports life-saving research, education, support and advocacy initiatives to bring an end to lupus.
Create your own unique event to raise funds and awareness to support the millions of families affected by lupus.
Join us in getting the US government to commit to advancing lupus research and promote action on issues that will improve the lives of the 1.5 million Americans living with lupus.
Our volunteers are an integral part of our mission to combat this cruel disease. You can make a difference!
All over the country, lupus warriors and heroes walk together to raise funds and spread awareness. Start your team and start taking steps to end lupus.
Ambassadors increase awareness about our programs and help us better serve the 100,000+ Floridians living with lupus and those that care about them. Meet our Ambassadors.
Each year, many companies join the movement to solve the cruel mystery of lupus through corporate teams, sponsorship, cause-related marketing, and outright giving.
We love to highlight your personal experiences with lupus and celebrate what makes our community strong by sharing our journeys. Feeling inspired? Share yours today!
Join your fellow community members who are raising awareness and critical funds for lupus. Together, have the power to create a future with no lupus.
The Lupus Foundation of America, Florida Chapter, is privileged to offer an annual $5,000 scholarship to support the educational expenses of a Florida resident diagnosed with lupus. The scholarship is in memory of Michael Jon Barlin, who died from complications of lupus at age twenty-four.
