Epilepsy Foundation Hosts “Chasing Dreams” Event

Former University Of Minnesota Head Football Coach Jerry Kill Book Signing Benefit Raises Nearly $200,000

Solve client Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota (EFMN) staged a successful benefit on Friday, September 9. Former University of Minnesota head football Coach Jerry Kill returned to Minnesota to serve as host of the benefit in conjunction with the release of his new book, “Chasing Dreams: Living My Life One Yard at a Time.” Kill’s book chronicles his successful coaching career, national advocacy work for people with epilepsy and his message that all people should have the chance to chase their dreams.

Event proceeds supported the Chasing Dreams Coach Kill Epilepsy Fund, founded by Coach Jerry and Rebecca Kill through the Epilepsy Foundation of Minnesota. “Coach Kill coming back to Minnesota to support epilepsy through the release of his new book underscores the commitment he pledged two years ago to the 60,000 people with epilepsy in our community,” said Heidi Fisher, EFMN Executive Director.

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