Come celebrate connection, empowerment, and hope at Unity in Community, Los Angeles Dysautonomia Network's annual fundraising event that brings together supporters, patients, and caregivers in support of LADN’s life-changing work for Californians affected by dysautonomia. Last year was an unforgettable gathering, and this year will be even more special!

🌟 Highlights include 🌟

Silent Auction: Bid on incredible items donated by local businesses and artisans. Our auction will open online on April 12th!
Raffle: Try your luck at winning a variety of fun items and experiences!
Guest Speakers: Inspiring talks from advocates, patients, medical experts, and community supporters.
Entertainment for the Whole Family: Enjoy live music, face painting, tarot readings, kids' activities, & more!
Tasty Burgers & Beverages: Savor delicious food from Pie 'n Burger's food truck! (Thank you Pie 'n Burger for donating 100% of sales to LADN!)
LADN Canvas Tote Swag Bags are available for purchase with your ticket or at the event!
LADN Merch will be for sale at the event!

Together, we can ensure that those living with dysautonomia have the support and resources they need to best manage their health. Your presence supports LADN’s mission to provide community, education, and financial support to Californians impacted by this challenging and disabling health condition. The money raised helps to sustain LADN's operating costs associated with it's many programs, including support groups, patient education programs, wellness workshops, SickLit book club, LADN Links peer support program, and healthcare access grants to help low-income patients with medical expenses.

Let’s make April 19th an afternoon of hope, joy, and unity! Reserve your free tickets now! We can't wait to see you there!

Thank you to our event sponsors!

Interested in Sponsoring LADN's Unity in Community Event? Check out our individual donor and corporate sponsorship decks!

LADN's Story:

The Los Angeles Dysautonomia Network (LADN) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides life-changing support to dysautonomia patients and caregivers in California through mental healthcare, community programs, education, and healthcare access grants.

LADN's monthly support group has been meeting since February 2018 and has grown into a supportive community of over 750 dysautonomia patients and caregivers across LA county and the greater California area. LADN registered as a nonprofit organization in February of 2023.

LADN is run by co-founders Sally Krueger-Wyman and Emily Suñez, who live with dysautonomia. We know firsthand how challenging a dysautonomia diagnosis can be, as well as how helpful and validating it is to be part of a dysautonomia community. Program Coordinator Gaby Huezo recently joined the team as well!

The average patient waits almost 5 years for a dysautonomia diagnosis and, even then, faces more questions than answers. We’re working to change that, and we could use your help. We hope you will join us by learning more, donating, and spreading awareness!

The board members of LADN are: Danielle Hinde (Board Chair); Tobi Harper Petrie (Secretary); Dante Quazzo (Treasurer); Barbie Faze; Sally Krueger-Wyman; Nancee Jaffe, MS, RDN; Brianne Slusarenko, DPT; Emily Suñez; Lindsey Wyman, JD, MPP; and Lori Wynstock, MD.

Take a look at the 2025 Unity in Community speeches:

Event Accessibility:

While we provide a brief overview of our event accessibility below, please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions! We are committed to making this event accessible and are happy to work with guests to make attendance a success.

Event Access: Entrance is through a large driveway with a nearly flat slope and no steps to the festivities. Attendees are welcome to explore the gardens, which are only accessible via one to three steps depending on the direction.

Restrooms: There will be two restroom options - an ADA accessible porta potty with hand-pump hand-washing station or a non-porta potty restroom that is accessible via a walk with a few steps through the garden or no steps via the street (however the room is not large enough to accommodate a wheelchair).

Parking: There is plenty of street parking available. If parking accessibility is a concern, please contact us in advance, and we will save you a parking spot close to the entrance.

Seating & Shade: The event is outside, and there will be a large number of seats available in shade provided by a large tent. We will also have a cooling section in the shade with seats, water, and ice.

Noise: Live music will be performed from approximately 12:20-1 and 2:10-2:50. We have chosen music with a softer sound with sensory issues in mind. It will not be amplified. Speeches will be reasonably amplified via microphone from about 1-1:40. We will be in a large outdoor space, so there should be quieter areas available as well.

Food: We are very pleased to have the Pie ‘N Burger food truck available! You can view their menu here. Their veggie patty is gluten-free and can be ordered with a lettuce wrap instead of a bun. If you are unable to enjoy Pie ‘N Burger’s offerings due to dietary needs, you may bring your own lunch.

Immunity: We ask that anyone experiencing contagious symptoms please refrain from attending our event, especially given the health of our LADN community. Thank you. The event is outside. Masks are not required but are available for anyone who requests them.

2026 LADN Unity in Community Fundraiser!

Join us for Pie ’N Burger, Silent Auctions, Raffles, Music & FUNdraising for dysautonomia patients!