February is National Heart Month and Friday is Wear Red Day to help raise awareness of heart disease in women. All across the country, people will be wearing red to show their support for Go Red For Women and you can to.
This tiny little gesture sends a message of support to your mothers, daughters, sisters and aunts. Everyday women are dying at the rate of almost one per minute. Speak up. Make a difference. Show your support for the fight against heart disease in women by wearing red. It's an easy, powerful way to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease and stroke.
Marathon Dan is running the Chicago Marathon to raise money for The American Heart Association and his oldest daughter who had to have open heart surgery at 2 days old. School kids across the country are jumping rope to raise money.
You can show your support by sporting a little red.
Click here to help support Dan and his efforts.
Click here to help support Jump Rope For Heart
Click here to learn more about Red Day and how you can help out.
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Dave, thanks for posting...Kaelyn made sure we all had red on this morning!