FAQ on the Transformational $3 Million Gift Advancing Women's Heart Health
Summary
What is the main purpose of the $3 million gift to the American Heart Association?
The gift aims to advance women’s heart health by supporting the Mother’s Day matching gift campaign and the Go Red for Women® Venture Fund, focusing on research, prevention, and education.
Why is this donation significant?
Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women, and this donation helps close gaps in awareness, diagnosis, and treatment, potentially saving lives.
How will the $3 million gift be used?
It will sustain the Mother’s Day matching gift campaign and support the Go Red for Women® Venture Fund, investing in innovative solutions and community-based initiatives for women’s cardiovascular health.
Who are Lee and Valerie Shapiro?
They are longtime American Heart Association volunteer leaders and philanthropists from Chicago, motivated by personal loss to cardiovascular disease to support women’s heart health.
What is the Go Red for Women® Venture Fund?
It is a fund that invests in innovative solutions and community-based initiatives to improve outcomes for women’s cardiovascular health.
How does the Millions Honoring Moms campaign work?
It matches every online gift made during May, up to $1 million, to invest in research, prevention, and education for women’s heart health.
What impact has the Shapiro’s previous contributions had?
Their contributions have touched thousands of lives, inspiring a national movement and amplifying awareness and support for women’s heart health.
Where can I find more information about the Go Red for Women® Venture Fund?
More information can be found on the American Heart Association’s website at https://www.heart.org/en/aha-ventures/go-red-for-women-venture-fund.
How can I contribute to the Mother’s Day matching gift campaign?
Contributions can be made online during the month of May, with each gift being matched up to $1 million as part of the campaign.

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