SEPTEMBER IS BRAIN ANEURYSM AWARENESS MONTH
KNOW THE SIGNS. USE YOUR VOICE. TAKE ACTION.
BORN FROM LOSS. BUILT FOR IMPACT.
Brain Health Nonprofit Partnerships: Partner With Us
LaLa Speaks Foundation honors the legacy of Jacqueline “LaLa” Rhone by bridging the gap between clinical knowledge and community action.
We work with hospitals, schools, community organizations, and mission-aligned institutions to deliver culturally rooted advocacy, early intervention education, and community-centered partnership experiences designed to save lives, strengthen trust, and expand awareness where it is needed most.

Brain Health Nonprofit Partnerships: Why Partner With LaLa Speaks?
STRENGTHEN COMMUNITY TRUST
Align with a foundation that is deeply rooted and trusted within the community.
OFFER LIFE-SAVING EDUCATION
Provide meaningful health education that helps families recognize warning signs early.
LaLa Speaks Foundation offers partners a meaningful opportunity to connect brain health awareness with real community engagement.
Our work is rooted in education, advocacy, storytelling, and trusted outreach that helps institutions meet people where they are with urgency, care, and relevance.
SUPPORT A MISSION ROOTED IN LIVED EXPERIENCE
Partner with work shaped by real loss, real urgency, and a deep commitment to change.
ENGAGE BEYOND
THE
CLINIC
Reach families in their everyday environments, schools, churches, and community centers.
What Makes This Work Different
LaLa Speaks Foundation brings a deeply personal, community-rooted approach to brain health awareness. Our work is not only informed by lived experience, but also shaped by the urgency of helping other families recognize warning signs, act earlier, and feel less alone.
We understand that information alone is not enough. People need messaging that is trusted, culturally relevant, emotionally resonant, and grounded in real community connection. That is where partnership becomes powerful.
Collaborate with our foundation to bring essential brain health education directly to your staff, students, or local community through co-branded awareness series.
Fund our flagship initiatives to foster meaningful community change and expand our reach to families in need of brain health advocacy.
Program Sponsorship
Partnership Opportunities
Fund our flagship initiatives to foster meaningful community change and expand our reach to families in need of brain health advocacy.
Co-Host Awareness Events
Program Sponsorship
Collaborate with our foundation to bring essential brain health education directly to your staff, students, or local community through co-branded awareness series.
Fund our flagship initiatives to foster meaningful community change and expand our reach to families in need of brain health advocacy.
Speaking & Training
Invite our team to lead staff trainings or community leadership events to share culture-rooted brain health narratives and early intervention tools.
Partnership in Action
This conversation reflects the kind of collaboration that helps meaningful work move forward. Watch how shared vision, partnership, and long-term strategy are helping LaLa Speaks Foundation expand brain health awareness and impact.
WHY THIS MATTERS
Brain aneurysms and brain health warning signs are still not talked about enough. Too many individuals and families are left without the awareness, urgency, or information they need before a crisis unfolds.
Partnerships help extend life-saving education, strengthen trust, and create more opportunities for these conversations to reach the communities that need them most.
Who We Partner With
Hospitals
Healthcare Organizations
Schools
Colleges & Universities
Community-Based Organizations
Faith Communities
Sponsors
Media Partners
Mission-Aligned Institutions
LaLa Speaks Foundation welcomes partnership conversations with organizations committed to education, advocacy, and community impact.
Cardinals Care • St. Louis Philanthropic Organization • Midland States Bank Foundation • Missouri Baptist Healthcare Foundation • Missouri Baptist Healthcare Foundation• Mid America Transplant • Fulton County Board of Health • St. Louis County Board of Health