American Heart Association
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CPR, AED Save Life of Local Head Football Coach
American Heart Association challenges everyone to join the Nation of Lifesavers™ and commit to make CPR and AED awareness and education a permanent fixture in all communities across the country
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Sheryl’s Story: Self-advocacy Led to a Diagnosis
Sheryl will share her story at the Twin Cities Go Red for Women Evening of Empowerment on Thursday, February 9, 2023.
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One Screening at a Time
Celebrating the Cultural Wellness Center’s renewed blood pressure initiative at the Twin Cities Heart Ball on November 4, 2022
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Leading With Heart – Go Red for Women Chairperson’s Personal Mission
This year’s Go Red for Women movement and its local achievements will be celebrated on February 3, 2022, at Quincy Hall in Minneapolis
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Go Red for Women Event to Address Health Inequities
The American Heart Association, the world’s leading nonprofit organization focused on heart and brain health for all, is hosting its first-ever digital Twin Cities Go Red for Women “Evening of Empowerment” on Thursday, February 11
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Recognizing Stroke Symptoms Granted Family ‘More Time’
Give families ‘more time’ by supporting the American Heart Association’s Twin Cities Heart Ball on Friday, November 6, 2020
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Making an impact – 16 years of Go Red for Women
The American Heart Association will celebrate 16 years at the annual Twin Cities Go Red for Women Evening of Empowerment on Feb. 6.
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Celebrating Yesterday’s Successes, Honoring Today’s Leaders, Inspiring Tomorrow’s Innovations
The American Heart Association's 25th anniversary Heart Ball celebrates advancements in CVD research and treatment, honors local survivors and philanthropic leaders, and raises funds to inspire the future innovations needed to address the growing prevention challenges.
CPR Saves Lives. Addressing gaps. Honoring survivors.
Each year an estimated 350,000 sudden cardiac arrest events occur in the U.S. in an out-of-hospital environment. The American Heart Association works to increase the odds of survival by hosting CPR trainings and raising awareness about heart disease in women.
