Greater Minnesota 4701 W 77th St Minneapolis, MN 55435
phone:
(952) 835-3300
fax:
(952) 835-5828
Our Mission:
Building healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke.
Heart of St. Cloud St. Cloud volunteers are working everyday to improve the heart health of our community. more
Heart of Rochester You can make a difference in Rochester. Find out how you can help build healthier lives free from cardiovascular disease and stroke. more
Walk for Brady When Brady was born, his parents had no idea there was something seriously wrong with their newborn son's little heart. Who will you walk for? more
Mission: Lifeline Minnesota Mission: Lifeline Wisconsin focuses on saving lives by closing the gaps that separate STEMI patients from timely access to the appropriate treatments. We are working regionally and statewide to improve care for all heart attack patients. more
Volunteer with Heart in Minnesota Touch hearts - save lives. Volunteering is one of the most rewarding experiences you can have. We have many opportunities for you to put your time and talents to good use. more
Tonic Sol-fa Goes Red For Women Tonic Sol-fa will be promoting the Go Red For Women movement during their 2009 Holiday tour throughout the Midwest. Go Red For Women AND attend a wonderful concert. more
Our Mission in Minnesota Cardiovascular diseases and stroke are the #1 cause of death in Minnesota. Statewide, 10,766 deaths (29.1% of all deaths) were caused by these diseases in 2006. Learn about the lifesaving work of the American Heart Association in Minnesota. more
Community Health Outreach Materials Is your group having a health fair or health information event? The American Heart Association can provide you with our standard health fair kit. more
Healthy Kids Now is this time to act so our kids can have a healthy future! Find tools, programs, studies and policies. more
Have fun and raise money for cardiovascular disease research at a Start! Heart Walk. Find a walk event near you.
2009 Research Report
Midwest Affiliate We fund the best science-
based research projects to
fight heart disease and stroke
spending nearly $30 million
in 2008 in the Midwest. Learn more
