Camp Ailihpomeh
The mission of Camp Ailihpomeh (Hemophilia spelled backwards) is to serve the needs of boys from age seven to seventeen with bleeding disorders, providing a camping experience for a group of children who have traditionally been excluded from participating in other summer camp programs. The experience of camping with other children in a natural outdoor setting strengthens the child’s ability to cope with the daily physical and emotional challenges of a disability and/or chronic illness.
Men's Retreat
The weekend-long retreat will feature educational sessions, social activities, health and wellness workshops, breakout sessions, and much more for all blood brothers (people who identify as male, ages 18+, with any type of a bleeding disorder), or Caregivers/parents (dads or grandfathers) of children with a bleeding disorder.Women's Retreat
The weekend-long retreat will feature educational sessions, social activities, health and wellness workshops, breakout sessions, and much more for all blood sisters (people who identify as female, ages 18+, with any type of a bleeding disorder), or Caregivers/parents (moms or grandmothers) of children with a bleeding disorder.
National Bleeding Disorders Foundation Bleeding Disorders Conference
The National Bleeding Disorders Foundation (formally NHF)’s 76th Annual Bleeding Disorders Conference (BDC) are excited to bring the bleeding disorders community together again for three incredible days of educational sessions, valuable networking opportunities, and exciting exhibits at the Georgia World Congress Center.
Unite Walk - Hill Country
By participating in the Unite Walk, you are supporting families with bleeding disorders in many ways. Funds raised support educational programs to help them manage their bleeding disorder, advocacy efforts to improve access to care, and national research initiatives. Your donation truly makes a difference!
The Lone Star Bleeding Disorders Foundation was one of five inaugural sites of the National Hemophilia Foundation’s Hemophilia Walk Program in 2008. It started in Houston, and has grown to two events, including the Hill Country. It is a family-friendly day of fun, exhibits, games, photo booths, music, and more!
Couple's Retreat
The weekend-long retreat will feature educational sessions, social activities, health and wellness workshops, breakout sessions, and much more.
Unite Walk - Houston
By participating in the Unite Walk, you are supporting families with bleeding disorders in many ways. Funds raised support educational programs to help them manage their bleeding disorder, advocacy efforts to improve access to care, and national research initiatives. Your donation truly makes a difference!
The Lone Star Bleeding Disorders Foundation was one of five inaugural sites of the National Hemophilia Foundation’s Hemophilia Walk Program in 2008. It started in Houston, and has grown to two events, including the Hill Country. It is a family-friendly day of fun, exhibits, games, photo booths, music, and more!
Winter Event
Families will enjoy a holiday themed dinner, a visit with Santa Claus, arts and crafts activities and much more.
Texas Bleeding Disorders Conference
TBDC is a joint effort between the Lone Star BDF and Texas Central Texas Central Bleeding Disorders, bringing over 800 people from all over the state of Texas together for a weekend of education, networking, and fun. Educational sessions are available for every step of life with a bleeding disorder. A fun Final Night event wraps up the weekend, with activities for the whole family. To register online please click here.
Coalition B Symposium
The Coalition for Hemophilia B, Inc., strives to make quality of life the focal point of treatment for people with hemophilia B and their families through education, empowerment, advocacy, and outreach. Hear from the Coalition B community about their experience at our annual symposium. 
Hemophilia Federation of America Symposium
The Hemophilia Federation of America (HFA) is heading to Indianapolis for their annual Symposium! Join them for this year’s conference from Thursday, April 11 to Sunday, April 14 at the JW Marriott Indianapolis in Indianapolis, Indiana.
They will have dozens of sessions for blood brothers, blood sisters, children, parents, caregivers and more, along with great opportunities to connect with the new and old friends from around the country. A limited number of travel scholarships are provided by HFA. Learn more about their scholarship offerings by clicking here.
Wheels 4 the World
This event is part of Save One Life’s biggest fundraiser, Wheels for the World. The fundraiser began in honor of community member Barry Haarde, who rode his bike across the country six times to fundraise for Save One Life. Wheels for the World supports Save One Life’s programs, which give direct financial assistance to children with bleeding disorders in developing countries.Houston Family Education Day
In the Spring/Summer of each year, The Lone Star Bleeding Disorders Foundation hosts regional Family Education Days. Enjoy a meal, some education, and networking with our industry partners. Check our calendar of events for dates in your area.