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Natalie Brenneman

Fundraising coach Natalie Brenneman has been fundraising since her son, Evan, was 3 months old. Since then, she has hosted a variety of fundraisers for FPWR, but her favorite is One Small Step. She is a strong believer in the power of collective action and community-driven fundraising, and is dedicated to creating a world where everyone can feel empowered to make a difference. She is grateful for the opportunity to be a part of FPWR's mission and to make a positive impact on the lives of those affected by PWS.

HopeFULL Highlights: Unlocking What’s Possible
May is PWS Awareness Month. It’s a time to better understand Prader-Willi syndrome and to see what’s possible. In this edition of HopeFULL Highlights, three families share what makes their loved ones remarkable, including recent milestones and the moments that
One Small Step 2025: A Record-Breaking Year of Impact
One Small Step 2025: A Record-Breaking Year of Impact
One Small Step set out with a bold goal in 2025: raise $250,000 for Prader-Willi syndrome research. Thanks to an unstoppable community, that goal was blown right out of the water. This year, One Small Step raised $354,000, bringing real
Running for Hope: Meet Team FPWR 2025
Running for Hope: Meet Team FPWR 2025
They’re parents, siblings, friends, and advocates, and this November, they’ll take on 26.2 miles together for a cause close to their hearts. Meet Team FPWR, a passionate team of athletes raising awareness and accelerating research for Prader-Willi syndrome. Each has
HARVESTING HOPE 2025
Harvesting Hope 2025: Walk, Run, or Shake Your Tailfeather
Ready to put purpose in your steps? The Harvesting Hope Distance Challenge is back starting October 16! Whether you walk, run, or waddle, every step funds critical research for Prader-Willi and Schaaf-Yang syndromes. And the best part? Thanks to a
Share Your Rare: HopeFull Highlights for Rare Disease Day
As Rare Disease Day approaches on February 28, we want to spotlight the extraordinary qualities of our children with Prader-Willi syndrome, celebrating their unique passions and contributions to the world. Our objective is simple: to inspire hope. We know our
Sharing Strength for PWS Awareness Month
Sharing Strength for PWS Awareness Month
May marks Prader-Willi Syndrome (PWS) Awareness Month, shedding light on the complex genetic disorder that brings various challenges to individuals. However, it's important to remember that PWS doesn't define the incredible individuals living with it. To honor this month, we
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Share Your Rare: HopeFull Highlights
As Rare Disease Day approaches on February 29, we want to spotlight the extraordinary qualities of our children with Prader-Willi syndrome, celebrating their unique passions and contributions to the world. Our objective is simple: to inspire hope. We know our

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Evan and Dr. Fallah