American Heart Association Our Hearts are Filled with Gratitude
We give thanks for your lifesaving support this holiday season. And today, we’re counting on you more than ever.
You can save a life
The 2020 American Heart Association Guidelines for CPR and Emergency Cardiovascular Care emphasize quick action by bystanders to begin CPR and training for all.
Don't Die of Doubt
When an emergency strikes, hospitals are still the safest place – even during a pandemic. Call 911 at the first sign of a heart attack or stroke.
We're Made for this Moment
We are strengthened by your generosity and partnership in these uncertain times. You make it possible to save lives through research, CPR training and preventive services. Even as new challenges come into view, we can keep pushing forward by working together. We’re made for this moment.
COVID-19 Resources for Everyone
There seem to be countless questions about the coronavirus that causes COVID-19 — and some answers seem to change every day. Find current, science-based information about the pandemic and learn how we’re relentlessly fighting COVID-19 together.
News and Stories
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Events in Your Area
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Discover a Simpler Way to Give
The American Heart Association Donor Advised Fund Program offers an easy, flexible and tax-wise way to support all your favorite charities through one account.
We Still Need Your Help
Every 40 seconds, a loved one still has a heart attack or stroke. Protect the hearts you love with a gift today.
Volunteer
Find volunteer opportunities that fit your time and talent.
Hands-Only CPR
Hands-Only CPR can save lives. Your actions can only help.
Warning Signs
Learn about the warning signs of heart attack, stroke and cardiac arrest.