The Purple Pumpkin Project was started by Ron Lamontagne in 2012. Lamontagne's youngest son was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2009 and he wanted to help raise awareness for the condition.

Purple pumpkins on display may also signify that someone there has or knows someone with epilepsy. According to the Epilepsy Foundation, over 3.4 million people live with epilepsy in the U.S.

The Purple Pumpkin Project was started by Ron Lamontagne in 2012. Lamontagne's youngest son was diagnosed with epilepsy in 2009 and he wanted to help raise awareness for the condition.

Non-orange Halloween buckets, pumpkins support different causes Teal signals house has allergen-free treats, purple for epilepsy awareness ...