
Kevin with Mom
The Kevin Eadie Foundation, Inc. is a non-profit charitable foundation established in honor of Kevin Eadie (filed & pending Federal IRS 501c-3 approval). The Foundation's mission is to fund Niemann-Pick Type C (NP-C) research, and to provide assistance with Kevin's medical needs and other children afflicted with NP-C. Kevin's Foundation operates under the Federal guidelines of a non-profit organization (Tax ID #26-0493932). Donations are used to support our Foundation's mission.
Latest News And Events
July 26,2008
Piloting the search for a Cure Game Day Magazine Article
Click on the link below to view a moving video clip of Kevin Eadie's trip around the bases at War Memorial Stadium last Saturday night as players, coaches, and 3,000 Pilots fans cheered him on.
Pay close attention as Kevin "rounds" first and approaches home plate. He lifts his leg to acknowledge to everyone that he knows exactly what is going on!
Video of Kevin Eadie Night with The Peninsula Pilots
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Kevin
is a beautiful little boy who LOVES LIFE, loves God, loves his
family, and loves baseball. He has an infectious fun-loving
personality. He is a very courageous and positive little lad who
touches the hearts of so many people. It has been said by many
people that he is an angel. Just a few years ago, Kevin was able to
run, play little league baseball , and chatter endlessly with ease.
Kevin has been the Batboy
for the Peninsula Pilots since 2002; loving every minute and
touching many fan's lives. Today,
he struggles, and his voice is silent.Kevin has ALWAYS loved life and he is such a fighter. Even through everything, his losses, pain, and suffering, Kevin is still SO lovable and he exemplifies the courage of a true Champion (as acknowledged by Baseball Great, Hank Aaron). Kevin no longer dreams of being a "Major League" baseball player; however, his dreams are Major League. He dreams of being able to walk, talk again, and he dreams of growing up without suffering. His mother hopes and dreams that he will escape further painful symptoms and he will live a full life into adulthood. Kevin's dreams and life will continue to fade without funding the research to find a cure, and his care and medical equipment to ease his suffering will diminish. Other children worldwide who are afflicted with NP-C are struggling daily to survive the ravages of this disease while helpless parents hope each day a cure will be found soon.

Kevin & Mom in Tahiti on trip granted by the
Make-A-Wish Foundation.



