10/21/2026
Ronil was the kid who loved baseball, karate, skiing, and gaming with his friends, full of life, kindness, and spirit. At just 12 years old, he was diagnosed with DIPG, and he fought it for 31 months without ever losing who he was.
Even after he passed, Ronil kept helping others. His family donated his tumor to Stanford, where it's now used in DIPG research. Today, his parents Manisha and Milan keep his light shining through the Brave Ronil Foundation, funding research, supporting families in the middle of a DIPG diagnosis, and making sure fewer people face this alone.
We're so grateful they let us help share his story. It's one that's stayed with all of us 💖
And now, we get to celebrate his legacy together! The foundation's first-ever Golden Gala is happening Saturday, December 12 at San José City Hall, and tickets are going fast. If you're in the Bay Area, we'd love to see you there. Every ticket and sponsorship directly funds research and family support in Ronil's name.
🎫 Get your tickets now at braveronil.org/goldengala
💖 Learn more about Ronil's story at braveronil.org