Dr. Paul Dudley White was President Eisenhower's personal physician. In fact, he guided the president's recovery from a heart attack in 1955. And though lesser known, another of the accomplishments of this forward- thinking physician was his role as a founder of the American Heart Association. Dr. White's vision spurred the association's emergence as a world-renowned leader in heart research and education. |
To recognize his distinguished achievements and honor those who share his vision, the American Heart Association has formed the Paul Dudley White Legacy Society.
Members of the society enjoy:
Members of the society enjoy:
- A distinctive pin to show their commitment to the association.
- Our certificate of appreciation and recognition.
- An alliance with others who share their compassionate vision for improving the health for their families and friends.
To become a member, please contact your local Planned Giving representative and let us know that you've made an estate gift to the American Heart Association.
Examples of such estate or planned gifts are:
Examples of such estate or planned gifts are:
- Designating the association as a charitable beneficiary in a will or trust.
- Naming the American Heart Association as owner and/or beneficiary of a life insurance.
- Indicating the association as a beneficiary of a retirement plan account.
- Funding a life income gift with the association as the charitable beneficiary.
- Designating the American Heart Association as a beneficiary of an investment or other financial account.
All information will remain confidential.
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