Heart Month: Addressing Heart Health in Philadelphia
Posted OnFebruary 24, 2026 byOn Wednesday, February 11th, the American Heart Association hosted “Heart Month at City Hall” Day in Philadelphia. Throughout the morning, advocates met with Philadelphia Councilmembers and their staff. During these meetings, advocates thanked Councilmembers for their support in last year’s budget for nutrition incentives that promote healthier eating. Advocates reiterated that heart disease is the…Read More…
Protected: Event Details: Alabama Heart at the Capitol 2026
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Florida Heart Advocacy Day: Turning Passion into Policy for a Healthier State
Posted OnFebruary 20, 2026 byOn February 11, the American Heart Association united passionate Heart Powered advocates at the Florida State Capitol in Tallahassee for Florida Heart at the Capitol Advocacy Day. Twenty advocates came together to champion policies that prevent disease, improve health, and save lives.Read More…
From City Halls to State Chambers: Ohio Goes Red for Heart Month 2026
Posted OnFebruary 20, 2026 byAcross Ohio this February, communities, city leaders, survivors, and advocates came together to honor American Heart Month and elevate the urgent message of heart‑health awareness. From city hall proclamations to inspiring survivor stories, each event underscored a shared commitment: empowering Ohioans with the knowledge, tools, and support needed to prevent heart disease and save lives….Read More…
Together, We Can Save Lives from Cardiac Arrest
Posted OnFebruary 11, 2026 byCardiac Arrest can strike anytime, anywhere – at home, at work, or in your community. More than 350,000 people suffer a cardiac arrest each year. If someone nearby starts CPR and uses an available automated external defibrillator (AED), it can double or triple a victim’s chances of survival. But right now, only 40% of people…Read More…
Georgia Gold Dome Goes Red: Turning Passion into Policy for Healthier Communities
Posted OnFebruary 9, 2026 byOn February 5th, 2026, the American Heart Association united its passionate Heart Powered advocates at the Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta for Heart at the Capitol Day, a day dedicated to raising voices for healthier lives and stronger communities. Over thirty advocates came together to champion policies that prevent disease, improve health, and save lives….Read More…
Virginia Heart at the Capitol: Turning Passion into Policy for Healthier Communities
Posted OnFebruary 7, 2026 byOn January 22, 2026, the American Heart Association brought together its passionate Heart Powered advocates at the Virginia State Capitol in Richmond for Heart at the Capitol Day, a day dedicated to raising voices for healthier lives and stronger communities. Seventy-four advocates, along with partners from the VA HSMFA Coalition and the School Nutrition Association…Read More…
Rubbing elbows in the Empire State!
Posted OnFebruary 5, 2026 byOver the past month, there has been significant activity in Albany as the State’s policy agenda for the year officially took shape and our advocates continued building strong relationships with decision-makers across New York. Presence at the State of the State Our team was proud to be present in Albany for the Governor’s State of…Read More…
We have been busy in the Mountain State!
Posted OnFebruary 5, 2026 byLegislative session is underway at the capitol and we have a lot we are working on! Our biggest campaign is on funding Self Measured Blood Pressure programs. Heart attack and stroke are leading causes of death for West Virginians and one of the most important pieces of preventing them, is knowing your blood pressure numbers….Read More…
Governor Meyer helps protect little hearts in the state budget! Thank him today!
Posted OnFebruary 5, 2026 byWe have exciting news for kids, families, and everyone who cares about a healthier future in Delaware. The recently released Governor’s recommended budget includes increasing the price of tobacco – including a $1.50 cigarette tax increase. This significant step forward will help protect young people, all while easing rising health care costs across our state….Read More…