American Heart Association -- New Hampshire

04/28/2026

When Ann Furner’s heart stopped during a church service, the quick actions of people nearby made all the difference. Because they knew CPR and acted fast, Ann survived — and today, she’s turning gratitude into action by advocating for CPR training and AED access everywhere.

Ann Furner collapsed during Mass after her heart stopped. CPR saved her life. Now, she’s fighting to make sure more people know CPR and more places have AEDs.

04/27/2026

Did you know only 44% of women recognize cardiovascular disease is their leading cause of death?

Swipe through to bust common myths about women’s heart health—and learn what every woman should know.

❤️ For a limited time, your gift will be DOUBLED through The Million Dollar Match in Honor of Moms, made possible thanks to Val and Lee Shapiro, The Tullman Family, Linda Imonti, and other generous donors.

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04/26/2026

Spending active time with your pet can help build movement into your routine while supporting heart health, lowering stress and boosting overall happiness.

04/25/2026

World champion kayaker Nick Troutman never expected a rare artery tear to trigger multiple heart attacks. His diagnosis—spontaneous coronary artery dissection (SCAD)—changed everything, but it didn’t take away his determination to live fully and raise awareness for others.

“Having a heart attack isn’t a life sentence,” says . A rare artery tear nearly ended the world champion kayaker’s career—but not quite.

04/24/2026

The New Hampshire Heart Walk brings together families, friends and companies for one powerful purpose: to save lives. Why do you walk with us? Every story shared, every step taken, every dollar raised helps train more lifesavers and build a safer community. Join us for the Heart Walk on May 31 at Livingston Park in Manchester and take action to help build a community of lifesavers.

04/23/2026

Volunteering with the American Heart Association goes beyond giving back - it builds a purpose-driven culture. This , empower your team to raise awareness about lifesaving topics like CPR and mental health while strengthening connections that matter.

04/22/2026

❤️ Thank you for an unforgettable evening! ❤️
On April 17, more than 180 Heart Association supporters gathered at Manchester’s Currier Museum of Art for the 2026
Special thanks to volunteer chair Eleanor Wm. Dahar, emcee Kevin Skarupa of WMUR-TV , and all of the incredible volunteers and sponsors who helped make the night such a success.
Together, we raised more than $90,000 to help end heart disease and stroke—and we couldn’t have done it without you! 💪❤️

04/21/2026

The torch is making its third stop on its 10-week journey at HCA Healthcare in New Hampshire as we raise funds and hope for the May 31st event. Thank you, Catholic Medical Center, for being a top company leading the charge toward a world of longer, healthier lives. FMI: http://spr.ly/6181BBBKV9

04/21/2026

For more than 100 years, volunteers have powered the American Heart Association’s mission. Our Northern New England team is deeply grateful for the dedication you’ve given and will continue to give for generations to come. Thank you for making a lasting impact. ❤️

04/20/2026

Congratulations to Kathy LeClair of Ledyard, our New Hampshire Woman of Impact Winner! The New Hampshire Woman of Impact nominees are helping advance heart health and save lives in our community and across the country.

A heartfelt thank you to Kathy and fellow nominee Jeannie Bolger of Dartmouth Health for your dedication and passion. You’ve made a meaningful impact in the fight against cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death for women.

04/19/2026

For more than 100 years, we’ve worked to save and improve lives, and none of it would be possible without our millions of dedicated volunteers. Thank you for advancing health and hope for everyone, everywhere.

04/16/2026

April is Move More Month and a great time to re-energize your routine and prioritize your well being. Walking is one of the simplest and most accessible forms of exercise — no special equipment, no gym membership, just you and the path forward. Celebrate Move More Month by letting a daily walk guide you toward a healthier you. And walk with us at the New Hampshire Heart Walk on May 31 at Livingston Park in Manchester! 👟