About Us
Our History
What Keeps Us Fighting
Our Mission
The mission of Crowning Lupus is to ensure that men and women living with lupus avoid health disparities through finance, education, and advocacy across the state of South Carolina. We are especially committed to illuminating and eliminating the gaps between access and availability for medical, academic, and physical resources provided in the community.
Our Vision
Our vision is to provide access to medical, academic, mental, and physical resources to lupus and chronic illness patients throughout the state of South Carolina and the Central Savannah River Area, or CSRA, regions of Georgia.
Each One
Reach One
Teach One
Background
Crowning Lupus was created on February 28, 2013, by a young woman from Aiken, South Carolina who suffered from lupus. Her overall goal was to educate communities across the nation about the effects of lupus under a campaign titled Give Lupus Royal Treatment. Who knew her dreams would become reality in the years to come?! The name of that young woman was Jade Nealious, our current Executive Director.
In 2014, Give Lupus Royal Treatment officially incorporated as Crowning Lupus. Over the last seven years, the organization has been solely operated under the guidance of volunteers. These group of volunteers have expanded the efforts of the organization tremendously from service to volunteerism throughout Aiken, South Carolina and the CSRA regions of Georgia. In addition, our founder still provides assistant to those in need across the State of South Carolina outside of the organization.
Crowning Lupus is a 501(c)(3) dedicated to bringing awareness through the following method — Each one… Reach one… Teach one. We hope to not only help lupus patients and their families become adaptive to their given circumstances, but to also spread seeds of energy, growth, and positivity amongst communities nationwide through our strong presence in South Carolina and CSRA communities. In essence, when dealing with a flower, water penetrates the dirt/soil to create growth and abundance in the seeds embedded in its core. This is perfect symbolism for what Crowning Lupus represents. It is the water that penetrates the Lupus community and its surroundings to enable growth and a full vessel of knowledge.
Survivors, Families & The Community
Supporting The Lupus Community
Crowning Lupus is heavily involved in community engagement and supporting fellow survivors and those struggling with the disease.
Founder & Activist
Who knew her dreams would become a reality
/ Jade Nealious
"We hope to not only help Lupus survivors and their families become adaptive to their given circumstances, but to also spread seeds of energy, growth, and positivity amongst communities nationwide through our strong presence in South Carolina and CSRA communities."
Learn more about our Founder.
Meet the team
Crowning Lupus Board of Directors
Jade Nealious
Executive Director & Founder
Elane Nealious
Chief Executive Office (CEO)
Jimmy Nealious
Chief Financial Officer
Velice Cummings
President
Jessica Nealious
Educational Outreach Director
Gale Diggs
Community Outreach Director
Erika Boyd
Public Relations Director
Ronneca Bryant
Fundraising Director
Monica Williams
Assistant Fundraising Director
Erin Rouse
Jodie’s Treasure Director
Tishon Creswell
Jodie’s Treasure Assisting Director
Rachel Pope
Volunteer Services & Jodie’s Treasure Entrance Director
Testimonials
What Our Supporters Say
Tanesha Davis
Crowning Lupus Supporter
Christina J. McClelland
Crowning Lupus Supporter
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