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$11,790 Donated To Help Babies with Congenital Heart Defects
December 19, 20220Uncategorized

$11,790 Donated To Help Babies with Congenital Heart Defects

At $11,790 we surpassed our end of year holiday giving goal! Those monies go directly to care for babies, children and adults fighting Congenital Heart Defects through physical, occupational, speech, and mental health therapy.Your generous contributions will…
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Only $3,210 Left To Reach Our $10,000 Goal!
December 9, 20220Uncategorized

Only $3,210 Left To Reach Our $10,000 Goal!

Help us reach $10,000 in holiday donations to babies with Congenital Heart Defects by December 25th! Thanks to donations from supporters of Bright Heart Foundation just like YOU – we are only $3,210 away from…
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Bright Heart Month 2022 – A Huge Success!
March 2, 20220CHD, children, congenital heart disease, Fundraise, Health, Uncategorized

Bright Heart Month 2022 – A Huge Success!

We completed an entire month of initiatives dedicated to the Congenital Heart Defects (CHD) community including: Awareness Stories of Hope for those fighting to overcome setbacks caused by CHD Wish List Fulfillment of our PT, OT, and…
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Our #GivingTuesday Total is $12,240!
December 1, 20210Uncategorized

Our #GivingTuesday Total is $12,240!

Thanks to donations from supporters of Bright Heart Foundation just like YOU – our #GivingTuesday total is $12,240! In other words – that’s 122 hours of FREE mental health therapy sessions for healthcare heroes, adults, and children…
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Christmas Comes Twice This Year! $5,000 In-Kind Donation Provides Comfort and Therapy to CHD Babies
August 6, 20210Uncategorized

Christmas Comes Twice This Year! $5,000 In-Kind Donation Provides Comfort and Therapy to CHD Babies

SURVIVE Program: $2,000 In-Kind Donations  When a tiny defenseless newborn is barely born with Congenital Heart Defects (CHD) and within days is sent into open heart surgery. They must then heal, avoid infection, other complications, and…
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