Find out how easy it is to participate in a Virtual Advocacy Day! We’ll you through the process of how you can raise your voice and help move the Ensuring Lasting Smiles Act through Congress.
Family Conference Canceled Due to Coronavirus
To protect the health and safety of families affected by ectodermal dysplasias, the NFED has canceled our 2020 Family Conference in Washington D.C.
Share Your Story with the Press
Sharing stories with local press is a powerful tool to raise awareness about ectodermal dysplasias and the challenges many face getting the health insurance coverage they need. Christine Gottschalk details how families and individuals can raise awareness for the Ensuing Lasting Smiles Act through the press.
What to Expect When You Visit Your Legislator at Day on the Hill
Are you attending NFED Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill? Veteran advocate Karl Nelsen walks you through what to expect when you meet with your legislator.
Building a Relationship with Your Legislators
Advocating can be done by anyone and anywhere. We can do this…together!
Should Kids Attend NFED Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill?
Julie Claeys took her son to advocate in Washington D.C. for the Ensuring Lasting Smiles act. She’s hoping you will join her this year and bring your kids, too.
Our Volunteers Are Worth Their Weight In Gold!
For National Volunteer Month, the National Foundation for Ectodermal Dysplasias celebrates its volunteers for their 5,000 hours of service. It is mind boggling the tasks they accomplished to help the NFED and those affected by ectodermal dysplasias. Watch our tribute video and learn how you can volunteer to be a Social Media Ambassador, Advocacy State Lead or fundraiser.
ELSA’s Clock is Ticking
Tick, tick, tick. Find out why it’s critical that we get at least 75 lawmakers to co-sponsor the Ensuring Lasting Smiles Act by July. Learn the truth about why every family with ectodermal dysplasia in the United States must take action today.