Charitable organizations make a vital contribution to economic, social and political sectors of nation. They provide essential services that positively impacts the lives of citizens and plays an important role to be a vital partner of government.
Some famous charitable organizations for heart diseases are:
1. Women Heart, Washington: The National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease is a nonprofit, patient advocacy organization with thousands of members nationwide, including women heart patients & their families, health care providers, advocates & consumers committed to helping women live longer, healthier lives. Women Heart supports, educates and advocates on behalf of the 42 million American women living with or at risk of heart disease.Their programs are made possible by donations, grants & corporate partnerships. It is a founding partner of The Heart Truth Red Dress Campaign. The Heart Truth & Red Dress are trademarks of HHS.
2. The Scripps Research Institute, California: The founder of this organization is Ellen Browning Scripps, and because of her, this organization is achieving amazing scientific advancements including many in the fields of cardiovascular diseases and obesity. TSRI is one of the world’s largest, private, non profit research organizations, stands at the forefront of basic bio medical science.
3. Children’s Heart Link, Minnesota, U.S.A.: Children’s Heart Link is a registered, non profit organization, funded by private donations from corporations, foundations, individual contributions and several special events through the year. It works both at homes and abroad in developing nations and the money goes to helping needy babies.
4. Hope Heart Institute, Bellevue,Washington: The founder of this institute is Dr. Lester Sauvage, who was a cardiovascular surgeon. The Hope Heart is a gladiator for those people who need someone to fight for them & educate them on the ways to reduce the risks of heart diseases. It delivers research, education & hope to those who are at risk or have been impacted by heart disease & stroke, the #1 cause of death in America.
5. The American Heart Association, Dallas, Texas: It is one of the most prominent moves and shakers when it comes to heart disease awareness. It is nations oldest and largest voluntary organization devoted to fighting cardiovascular diseases and strokes. It was found in 1924 by 6 cardiologists namely Joseph Sailer, Robert H. Halse, Robert B. Preble, Hugh D. McCulloch, Lewis A. Conner & Paul Dudley White.
