Dear John,
It's Heart Month and that means we are busy! WomenHeart Champions are fanned out across the country speaking to media, holding virtual community events, engaging on social media and more - telling their stories and spreading support and awareness about heart disease in women.
As we wear red today (and most days, to be honest!), we are just a few days into our annual #29DaysOfHeart campaign ([link removed] February is #HeartMonth and #BlackHistoryMonth, so we celebrate both as we shine a spotlight on heart disease in African American women.
While the pandemic laid bare health disparities that have existed for decades - including the disproportionate impact of heart disease on Black women - through this campaign, we are trying to have an impact by lifting up Black women's stories and their voices. Today we will host the first in a four-week series of interviews LIVE on Facebook ([link removed] Twitter ([link removed] LinkedIn ([link removed] and YouTube ([link removed] - tune in each Friday at 1:00pm ET / 10:00am PT.
Wondering how you can celebrate with us this Heart Month?
1. Support WomenHeart by making a donation today ([link removed] Every dollar helps us in the fight for health equity and in our mission to support women on their heart journeys.Donate Now!
2. Participate TODAY in National Wear Red Day to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease and help save lives!
3. Engage with the awesome #29DaysOfHeart campaign on WomenHeart's Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn and Twitter pages!
Join us as we celebrate womens' stories of thrivorship and as we support, educate and advocate for the millions of women living with or at risk of heart disease.
Thank you for being part of the WomenHeart family and we look forward to celebrating with you this month!
Together, we are saving lives!
Celina Gorre
Chief Executive Officer
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1100 17th Street NW, Suite 500
Washington, DC 20036
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