February is American Heart Month
It's American Heart Month - A time to highlight pediatric cardiomyopathy because kids get heart disease too. Pediatric cardiomyopathy is a rare and often underdiagnosed disease that affects children of all ages. Those diagnosed face significant challenges, but with your support, we can raise awareness, educate the community, and fund life-saving research.
This February, take the pledge and become an awareness champion for kids with cardiomyopathy.
Share Facts on Social Media
Educate others about pediatric cardiomyopathy by posting key facts and sharing your story on social media. Download our social media assets to get started.
Honor a Heart Kid
Let's shine a light on children living with cardiomyopathy. Use our Heart Kid photo frame and sample posts to honor a special Heart Kid on social media.
Raise Funds for Research
Help advance the field and inspire your family and friends to support children, like Brinley (below), who was diagnosed with cardiomyopathy at an early age. Plan a Bake for a Cure sale or set up your own community awareness event with our new fundraising platform.
Watch Our Webinar
Encourage others to learn more about pediatric cardiomyopathy by watching CCF's educational webinar series, Experts on Pediatric Cardiomyopathy. On February 14 at 12 noon ET Dr. Rachel Lampert, Director of the Sports Cardiology Program at Yale Medicine will present "Current Research Findings on Exercise & Sports Participation."
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