• FREE healh screenings provided by WakeMed and BlueCross BlueShield;
• Get moving with the Zumba-thon;
• Heart healthy snack sampling;
• Macy's and Go Red give-aways;
• CPR demonstrations;
• Share you survival story;
• Kids activities and;
• Learn more about how the American Heart Association is working to save the lives of babies with a simple test.

Since the first National Wear Red Day 10 years ago, tremendous strides have been made in the fight against heart disease in women, including:

• 21% fewer women dying from heart disease
• 23% more women aware that it's their No. 1 health threat
• Publishing of gender-specific results, established differences in symptoms and responses to medications and women-specific guidelines for prevention and treatment
• Legislation to help end gender disparities

But the fight is far from over as still hundreds of thousands of women still die each year. It's time to stand stronger, speak louder and join us in the fight this National Wear Red Day.