In-Kind Kindness
A Tribute to Jasculca/Terman and Associates, Inc.

In late 1998, CURE planned for its first Annual Benefit, to be held in January, 1999 in Chicago. Having never organized such a large-scale event before, CURE needed help. The public affairs and strategic communications firm Jasculca/Terman and Associates, Inc. stepped in to provide their event planning expertise—free of charge.

That first Annual Benefit, with then First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton as the guest speaker, was a huge success. It was also the first of many helping hands Jasculca/Terman has provided CURE.

Since then, Jasculca/Terman has helped CURE at every turn, and in many ways. Jasculca/Terman and their graphic design division, VisCom has been involved with the production of almost all of CURE’s printed material, including invitations, newsletters, brochures, and annual reports. They have helped with event planning and have sent in teams of their interns as volunteers to help staff CURE events.

“We are committed to helping CURE wherever help is needed,” Rick Jasculca, Chairman and CEO of Jasculca/ Terman, said. “Our work for CURE has really united Jasculca/ Terman. It’s something all the employees here can collectively work toward—helping CURE fulfill their mission to find a cure for epilepsy.”

“Without the phenomenal support of Jasculca/Terman, we would never be able to reach so many people and accomplish as much as we have. By donating their full array of professional services to CURE, they enable us to spend more of every dollar donated on the research that is the core of our mission,” stated Susan Axelrod, president and founding member of CURE.

Thank you to everyone at Jasculca/Terman for sharing CURE’s vision of a cure for epilepsy.