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Bringing Hope, Awareness, and Support to Those Living with Lupus

Butterflies of Hope Lupus Foundation is dedicated to raising awareness, supporting individuals and families affected by lupus, and creating a stronger community through education, advocacy, and compassion.

Making a Difference Together

Every contribution helps us provide resources, education, and support to individuals and families navigating life with lupus.

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About Butterflies of Hope

Butterflies of Hope Lupus Foundation was created with a passion for helping individuals and families impacted by lupus. Founded by S’era McCall, the organization was built on the belief that awareness, education, and community support can create lasting change for those navigating the daily challenges of lupus. We are committed to providing encouragement, resources, and opportunities that uplift and empower our community.

Our foundation works to increase awareness through outreach events, educational initiatives, and advocacy efforts while also creating safe spaces for support and connection. We believe in turning pain into purpose and using our platform to inspire hope, strength, and resilience in every individual we serve.

How We Help

Our programs are designed to provide meaningful support, education, and resources for individuals and families affected by lupus.

Patient Support

Connecting individuals with resources, guidance, and a caring community.

Education & Awareness

Providing accurate information and promoting public understanding of lupus.

Community Outreach

Building partnerships and organizing initiatives that strengthen communities.

Advocacy

Helping amplify the voices of those living with lupus and encouraging positive change.

Butterflies of Hope Lupus Foundation is a nonprofit organization recognized by the IRS as a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Donations are tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.”