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Dear John,

As Mother's Day approaches, we pause to honor women for their courage,
strength and compassion. At WomenHeart, we proudly recognize the over
950 women heart patients who have trained as WomenHeart Champions.
These extraordinary women have dedicated themselves to supporting,
educating and advocating for women living with or at risk of heart
disease and generously give their time in communities across the
nation. 

And they continue their efforts even today, learning to navigate new
ways of offering virtual support and education due to the global
pandemic of COVID-19 (coronavirus). Your support honors their
commitment and allows Champions to continue to educate women about
heart disease and address feelings of loneliness and isolation, while
promoting a sense of social connectedness and belonging. 

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Every donation counts and allows WomenHeart to walk side-by-side with
women as they navigate their condition during this public health
crisis. WomenHeart relies heavily on the generosity of our donors to
continue our efforts in local communities across the nation. 

This Mother's Day, in honor of women who are making a difference,
support WomenHeart by making a donation today. 

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Celina Gorre
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