Events & Meetings

Lilli’s Light First Presentation at Flagler College We are deeply grateful to have been invited to present at Flagler College for what marked an incredibly meaningful milestone in the journey of Lilli's Light. From the moment we began, there was a powerful sense of openness in the room. Students and staff were fully engaged—asking thoughtful questions, reflecting on the content, applauding key moments, and expressing sincere appreciation throughout the presentation. More impo

Summary of Lilli's Light News interview. Attach Thumbnail and link news video clip On Thursday, January 22, 2026 , Lilli’s Light had the honor of being invited to Action News Jax to share about our recent trip to Washington, D.C. Ashley and Wendy sat down with Jennifer to talk not just about the trip — but about the heart behind the mission. Jennifer asked Wendy about her platform at Jacksonville University and the groundbreaking step of becoming the first university in th

Jacksonville University: Red Ribbon Week Winning PSA Contest Nationwide The PSA was conceived and led by senior student-athlete Elerte, Agija; a Theater and Visual Design major with a passion for storytelling through movement and visual expression. Given just one month to complete the project, she dedicated more than 100 hours to its development and execution—all while managing a demanding academic schedule, daily sailing practices, and work. Sleep was often sacrificed, with

It was on November 26th, 2025. We received a phone call that still feels surreal. Lilli's Light had been invited to the White House. One December 1st, 2025, we would stand in the Oval Office as the President of the United States of America signed the Support Act of 2025- and out of everyone in the country, only six people were invited to witness it. Somehow, our little light born from unimaginable loss was one of them. We flew to Washington, D.C. on November 29th, 2025, heart

At the beginning of 2024 , a wonderful woman named Carol Egan made a simple social media post- inviting local communities to come together in unity and remembrance. It seemed small at the time. Just words on a screen. But that post became the spark that changed everything. Carol has since recently passed away, and that loss sits heavy on our hearts. But we are eternally grateful for her courage to reach out, to gather us, and to help us begin healing through our grief. With