The Lillian Bay Foundation helps children with critical medical conditions access the specialized, life-saving care their families can't reach alone, with compassion, dignity, and hope.
Where it all began, Lilly and her dad.
What we do
Born from one child's journey and carried forward by a family's unwavering resolve, we exist for the moments when systems are slowest and urgency cannot wait.
We help children with high-risk vascular malformations reach the right specialists, prioritizing cases by medical urgency and financial need.
Our mission →From reviewing medical information to managing travel and lodging, we walk with families before, during, and after surgery.
Children we've helped →AI and quantum-ready systems power this foundation, not as spectacle, but as guardians of transparency, integrity, and trust.
How we're built →"A promise that intelligence should protect, not exploit. That systems should defend the vulnerable. That children deserve a future built on safety, truth and dignity."- The promise this foundation was built on
Tested. Recovering. Stronger.
The foundation and the company behind it suffered real losses through criminal theft, resources meant for children, diverted by those who exploited trust. We are recovering. Every unlawful act and financial harm is documented and being pursued through the courts. And because of what we endured, we rebuilt from the ground up: cleaner, more transparent, and impossible to compromise. The theft did not weaken this mission. It forged it.
Our inspiration
Born with Lymphangioma, Lilly's journey inspired a foundation, and now, at sixteen, she represents its future. Her story is proof that fear, met with courage and hope, becomes strength.
Every child we help carries that same story forward.
Real children. Real outcomes.
Durban Mae, Colin, Eleanor, Caylani, families who found us when they had nowhere else to turn.
A hemangioma of the left upper eyelid threatened her sight. Dr. Waner's successful excision protected her vision, in time.
A complex three-hour procedure removed a venous malformation from her cheek. She is healing beautifully.
"Our lives changed overnight… this was a surgery where we could breathe.", Colin's mom
The letters
The writings that carry this foundation's heart: a father's vow, and the story of a girl who grew strong.
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Miracles happen, the story of Lilly's journey, told by her family.
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