Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month
Bleeding Disorders Awareness Month (BDAM) is observed each March to raise awareness, promote advocacy, and support individuals and families living with inherited bleeding disorders such as hemophilia and von Willebrand disease.
Throughout the month, HFSC joins the national movement to educate, advocate, and invest in our community’s future. This year, we are raising funds to support scholarships for members of the Southern California bleeding disorders community.
Over the last decade, HFSC has awarded more than $125,000 in scholarship funds to help students pursue their educational dreams.
Your Support Changes Futures
Each year, HFSC awards scholarships to students in our bleeding disorders community pursuing higher education, including university, community college, and trade or vocational programs.
For families already managing chronic medical expenses, these scholarships help relieve financial stress and open doors to meaningful careers, stability, and brighter futures.
Help Us Reach Our $4,000 Goal
This March, our goal is to raise $4,000 to directly support HFSC’s Scholarship Program..
Your gift helps:
- Cover tuition and textbooks
- Offset transportation and housing costs
- Reduce financial stress for families impacted by chronic medical expenses
Together, we can invest in the next generation of leaders.
$25
$25 provides textbooks or essential academic supplies for a scholarship recipient.
$50
$50 helps offset transportation or course-related expenses.
$100
$100 supports technology or required materials needed for academic success.
$250
$250 contributes meaningful tuition assistance toward a student’s educational goals.
$500
$500 provides significant scholarship support to help reduce financial stress.
$1000
$1,000 makes a major investment in a student’s educational future and strengthens our community for years to come
Dine & Donate – Panda Express Fundraiser
Thursday, March 12
Online orders nationwide
Use code: 9011509
28% of sales will be donated to HFSC when you order online and enter our fundraiser code at checkout.
Celebrate World Hemophilia Day with Us
Click the links below to register for each dinner.
Advocating for Our Community
In early March, HFSC community members will travel to Washington, D.C. to meet with elected officials and advocate for policies that improve access to care for individuals living with bleeding disorders.
