$ 640 K+
GRANTS
GIVEN
160 +
FAMILIES
ASSISTED
5095 +
PEOPLE
IMPACTED
OUR IMPACT SINCE 2017

JOIN OUR MISSION

We are Ellie’s Army, dedicated to providing children and young adults battling life-threatening illnesses with the possibility of a healthier future. By offering financial assistance and personalized support, we ease their families’ stress and help ensure their best chance to survive. 

We strive to ignite a spark of hope that fuels their resilience and empowers them to face life with confidence and determination.

WHAT WE DO

Medical Assistance

We help pay for medical bills and insurance co-pays, therapies nutritional supplements, and additional medical costs associated.

EMILIO CORDOBA
14 Years
Spinal Muscular Atrophy

Emergency Expenses

We help pay for mortgage/rent, utility bills, food, relocation cost and other expenses in an effort to provide a safe place for critically-ill children and young adults.

ZEA
8 Years
Neuroblastoma

Ellie's Fund at Duke

The purpose of Ellie’s Fund is to provide financial assistance to lung transplant recipients at Duke University Medical Center.

MADDISON TAYLOR
5 Years
Cystic Fibrosis (CF)
EMILIO
14 Years
Spinal Muscular Atrophy
ZEA
8 Years
Neuroblastoma
MADDISON
5 Years
Cystic Fibrosis (CF)

BE ELLIE STRONG

Ellie Levy was born with cystic fibrosis (CF), a terminal genetic lung disease. Ellie battled her disease with bravery, determination, wisdom, and an amazing sense of humor. Sadly,
Ellie passed away in 2014 at the age of 23.

The way in which Ellie lived guides us as we move forward with our work.

Inspiring Stories

Watch the Video to
Learn About Ellie

This video chronicles the celebration of Ellie Levy’s life and battle against cystic fibrosis and her fight to survive two back-to-back, double lung transplants. Ellie was a warrior and wanted to help others with life-threatening illnesses.

Ellie’s Army Foundation does just that. In an effort to support others with critical illnesses, we started Ellie’s Fund, which provides financial assistance to lung transplant recipients at Duke University Medical Center.

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