Become an American Heart Association volunteer. 

As a volunteer-driven organization, the American Heart Association would not be able to accomplish its goals, fulfill its mission and make a difference in the health of our community without people like you.  There are many volunteer opportunities. Your expertise, your ideas, and your enthusiasm are needed to implement the many programs and events the American Heart Association has available.  We invite you to join us in fighting America's number one and number three killers - heart disease and stroke.

Please consider lending your talents and time to one or more of the following opportunities.
Contact your local office, (701-252-5122 or 800-437-9710), for more information.

HOW YOU CAN HELP IN NORTH DAKOTA

Help us raise funds

• Participate in our Start! Heart Walks, Heart Balls, Luncheons and Jump Rope For Heart/Hoops For Heart events (see event list)
• Volunteer for logistics committees for these events
• Honor loved ones with a memorial or tribute donation
• Contact neighbors in the Dear Neighbor Campaign
• Remember us in your will

• Participate in our Start! Heart Walks, Heart Balls, Luncheons and Jump Rope For Heart/Hoops For Heart events (see event list)
• Volunteer for logistics committees for these events
• Honor loved ones with a memorial or tribute donation
• Contact neighbors in the Dear Neighbor Campaign
• Remember us in your will

Share health information in the community

• Use our materials at health fairs or other health information events
• Promote National Wear Red Day (first Friday in February) at work
• Participate in National Start! Walking Day (April, 2011)
• Participate in National Start! Eating Healthy Day (November 3, 2010)
• Share your story of hope as a survivor or reducing risk factors

Contact your legislators

Advocate for legislative change to improve the heart health of our community

Learn CPR and how to use an automated electronic defibrillator (AED).

Kinow the warning signs of heart disease and stroke.
Be ready to act. Learn CPR.
Be The Beat - Teens can learn CPR too!