We're making a difference

Volunteer power
It’s Heart Month and 100,000 volunteers are hitting the streets to raise funds that will give Canadians longer, fuller lives. Among them is one amazing 92-year-old who has been canvassing for 50 years. Support their efforts - give now

February is Heart Month - Please give when our volunteer canvasser calls.

Heart disease & stroke take 1 in 3 before their time, and are the #1 cause of death for women. Help the Heart and Stroke Foundation to reduce this deadly statistic by making a donation during our February 2012 Person-to-Person (P2P) Campaign. MAKE DEATH WAIT

NORTONS RAZZLE DAZZLE RED GALA  - Saturday, February 18

 Click here for details on this dazzling annual Heart and Stroke Foundation event! Purchase your tickets now and be there for the gourmet dining,  silent and live auctions and dancing to the music of FACES, back this year by popular demand! This year's Red Dress, Red Tie gala is scheduled for February 18, 2012 at the Delta Prince Edward. 

A healthier you
Desjardins Financial Security is proud to help Canadians understand and take control of their risk for heart disease and stroke. Take the My Heart&Stroke Risk Assessment^TM for personalized insights toward a healthier you, and Desjardins Financial Security will donate $1 to the Heart and Stroke Foundation during the month of February.

You have 29 days to do your heart a favour
Cook for your health with this tastebud-tempting calendar of daily recipes Quick, easy and good for your heart – and did we mention they’re delicious? Visit our recipe file for hundreds more.

More time. More life. More shopping.
You can support the Heart and Stroke Foundation by shopping with our corporate supporters. Your purchases mean more funds for life-giving research into heart and stroke – and more life for Candians. Click here for special offers.

 Favours from the Heart

Planning a wedding? Instead of favours for your guests you may wish to consider a donation to the Heart and Stroke Foundation. A wonderful way to pay tribute to a loved one who has struggled with either heart disease or stroke.