Kenzie O’Connell, professional golfer, is one of 3.4 million people in the United States living with epilepsy. Though she’s had her own tribulations while dealing with her condition, she is now using her platform to inspire others who are struggling with the brain disorder.

Cameron Boyce, a Disney Channel actor committed to positive social change, passed away unexpectedly at age 20 from epilepsy. Now his legacy lives on.

In the early morning hours, the buzz begins as participants arrive. Many are decked out in purple, the official color of migraine awareness. Purple wigs, tutus, and makeup have become a way for participants to have a little fun as they raise money and awareness for a very serious and underserved disease.