Spokane
Help us ensure that everyone in Washington has the opportunity to live a longer, healthier life.

Building a Culture of Health in Eastern Washington
Honor American Heart Month with Us
Give generously to help make heart health a priority, to increase funding for research on heart disease and women, and to close disparities in treatment.

Show you have Spokane at heart
Your voice matters! You can make a difference by lending your support to improve the long-term health of Eastern Washington.

Commit to Being Healthy For Good in 2021
You don't need a guilt trip. We know you. You want to be healthy... for good. We're here to help you, one step at a time.
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Jennifer Volland woke up one morning feeling a little off. Suspecting the flu, she almost ignored it, but
something told her things we not ok. Jennifer went to the hospital where she learned she had suffered a heart attack. Today, Jennifer encourages others to know the warning signs for a heart attack, especially because they can be a little different for women, and to call 911 immediately if you suspect you could be having a heart attack.
Washington Research Saves Lives
Currently in Washington state, the American Heart Association is funding 24 research projects totaling $5.8 million in research grants. Science funded by the AHA has been instrumental in creating advances such as the artificial heart valve, cholesterol-lowering drugs, stents and the mechanical heart pump which helps extend the life of patients. But each year grants go unfunded and the next big ideas wait to be investigated. With your support, we can fund innovation and save and improve lives.

Better U
Nearly half of adults with high blood pressure are women and many don’t know their blood pressure numbers are high. Better U™ is a program developed by the American Heart Association, and supported locally by Providence Spokane Heart Institute, to support and encourage women in the Inland Northwest who want to improve heart and brain health through blood pressure management. The seven-week program is offered for free to participants.


E-cigarettes can be a gateway to other tobacco use.
Big Tobacco is targeting our kids with flavored e-cigarettes with the goal of creating a new generation of tobacco users. This is not ok. We are working in collaboration with public health organizations and lawmakers to regulate these products to ensure they stay out of the hands of our kids.
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710 2nd Avenue, Suite 900,
Seattle WA 98104
Phone: (206) 336-7200
