Volunteer With The
American Heart Association

Help people in your local community manage their blood pressure with our at-home program.

Assist your workplace in offering healthier food and beverage options, using our toolkit to promote a healthy food environment.

Dress up babies in red hats at your healthcare facility, to raise awareness of heart health for all during American Heart Month.

Share healthy living tips and perform health screenings at local events.

Walk in your local Heart Walk and team up with colleagues, family and friends to raise funds fighting heart disease and stroke.

Give encouragement and tips to heart and stroke patients, families and caretakers via our online forum, or lead an online or offline support group.

Become a lifesaver. Watch our one-minute Hands-Only CPR video to learn to save a life, and share the link with family, friends and classmates.

Form or join a Heart Walk team. Volunteer at the event to cheer on other walkers or team up with family, friends and classmates to raise funds fighting heart disease and stroke.

Organize a Heart Chase competitive adventure game at your school to help us chase away heart disease for good.

Social Media Volunteer

Follow @American_heart on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram and share our life-saving messages with your networks.

Advocate for grassroots change in federal, state and local policies to let us all live healthier lives.

Give encouragement and tips to heart and stroke patients, families and caretakers via our online forum, or lead an online or offline support group.

Make a positive impact on health in faith-based, multicultural and underserved communities as an ambassador for EmPowered to Serve.

Share healthy living tips or tell your story at local events to help educate and inspire.

Help plan awareness events with your local Go Red staff and committee.

Women: Tell your story of surviving heart disease or stroke and help educate others.

Volunteer at this signature women's event to unite against heart disease in women.

Help make red hats for babies born in February (American Heart Month) to raise awareness of heart disease and congenital heart defects.

Join the ground breaking Health eHeart study to help improve our understanding of heart disease.

Walk in your local Heart Walk and team up with family, friends and colleagues to raise funds fighting heart disease and stroke.

Advocate for grassroots change in federal, state and local policies to let us all live healthier lives.

Help plan awareness events with your local Go Red staff and committee.

Women: Tell your story of surviving heart disease or stroke and help educate others.

Volunteer at this signature women's event to unite against heart disease in women.

Join the ground breaking Health eHeart study to help improve our understanding of heart disease.

Join your local Heart Ball planning committee, help obtain donations or auction items, or volunteer to work at this prestigious event.

Walk in your local Heart Walk and team up with family, friends and colleagues to raise funds fighting heart disease and stroke.

Become a lifesaver. Watch our one-minute Hands-Only CPR video to learn to save a life, and share the link with family, friends and colleagues.

Sponsor an AHA cause, support us through workplace giving or create a company event to support your local AHA.

Join a local AHA Board or Leadership Committee to help raise important funds for AHA research and programs in your community.

Lend your employee service hours to us through organized, inspirational projects for employee groups.

Support us via quick online actions or offline in small increments of time.

Artist or artisan? Like to make or fix things? Fitness guru? PR or legal know-how? We need everyone's talents! Use your specialized skills or professional expertise on AHA projects.

Mobilize and inspire your employees to take action during key AHA awareness campaigns, such as American Heart Month, National Wear Red Day, National Walking Day, American Stroke Month, CPR Awareness Week and National Eating Healthy Day.

Help your workplace be more active, using our resources to get your company moving in the right direction.

Does your company have a "dollars for doers"� or volunteer grants program that provides funds to eligible organizations when your employees volunteer?