Two leaders from St. Elizabeth Healthcare are chairing the American Heart Association’s 2018 Greater Cincinnati Heart Ball.
St. Elizabeth executives co-chair 25th annual Heart Ball
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Gospel artist Yolanda Adams to keynote Go Red for Women Experience
The American Heart Association’s 12th annual Go Red for Women Experience will feature five-time Grammy winner Yolanda Adams. The event also will include free health screenings, educational sessions and a luncheon.
Torbecks to be honored at Heart Ball
The American Heart Association/American Stroke Association will honor Ted and Peggy Torbeck with the Heart of the City Award at the 2017 Heart Ball.
CPR training comes to the high schools
A law passed last June requires CPR training for high school students as a condition of graduation. In a single class session, this program trains students to be lifesavers…
City leaders gear up for 2017 Heart Ball
Greater Cincinnati business and nonprofit leaders are joining the fight against heart disease and stroke by supporting the 2017 Heart Ball.
Roehrs to chair 2017 Heart Ball
Joan and Alvin Roehr will co-chair the 2017 Greater Cincinnati Heart Ball, the American Heart Association’s annual black-tie gala. The evening will include live and silent auctions, a gourmet dinner, live entertainment and a young professionals’ after-party.
Heart Mini breaks records
Despite a time change, intermittent rain and a possible downtown visit from Donald Trump, the Heart Mini on March 13 drew its largest crowd ever, with a record-breaking 27,300 runners and walkers. Greater Cincinnati’s largest fundraiser for the American Heart Association was presented by Mercy Health.
Experience Go Red For Women: Keynote speaker Heather Mitts, Olympic Soccer Player
The American Heart Association’s Go Red For Women Experience is expected to draw more than 1,000 guests, both male and female. The Go Red Experience includes free health screenings, educational sessions, luncheon and keynote address by Olympic soccer player Heather Mitts.
Heart Mini pulses through downtown
Cincinnati’s largest single-day fundraiser steps off March 13, when close to 25,000 runners and walkers come together to help raise funds to fight heart disease and stroke.
The Great Ones: Secrets to highly successful events
By Kim Sullivan Some say it’s all about that face – the honoree, the committee chair – all about those well-placed names other people will flock to see. A face everybody knows, the face everyone would like on their board.…