Delaware AHA

Save the date for the 2026 Delaware Go Red for Women event: May 15 at the Chase Center on the Riverfront. Go Red for Women is where community and connection meet action for the women in our lives. Together, let’s transform women’s heart health. spr.ly/6015B6ZwD9 ❤️

This month’s Delaware Hypertension Control Network meeting featured Dr. Thomas Allen as our spotlight speaker. Dr. Allen, is a participant in the Healthy Smiles Healthy Hearts Learning Collaborative, To learn more about the Delaware HCN, contact yinka.isichei@heart.org

Meet the heart behind the mission ❤️ Yinka, our Community Impact Manager, has spent the past 3.5 years helping bring lifesaving programs and resources to communities across Delaware. We’re grateful for the energy, heart and dedication Yinka brings to our mission every day

Meet Whitney, our Government Relations Director — and resident policy translator. ⚖️ This is the heart behind advocacy — and we’re lucky to have her leading the charge ❤️

Meet Shyla, Development Coordinator for our Go Red for Women and Southern Delawarwe Heart Walk campaigns! Her work is deeply personal. We are proud to have her passion and purpose driving this work forward every day. Stick around for more staff highlights!

As the sun sets on Heart Month 2026, we want to say THANK YOU to our supporters and to the Delaware community who continue to push the American Heart Association’s mission forward. The impact made this month would not be possible without you.

Meet Athena 👋 our Marketing Communications Director and resident storyteller. 📢 She loves sharing survivor stories, connecting the community to our mission and spending time with her pups! 🐶 Bonus fun fact: her CPR playlist fave is Pink Pony Club 🎶 #AHALife

Good news. The clock has not run out on saving lives. ⏰❤️ Move your body. Learn CPR. Schedule that appointment. Check in on someone you love. Sign up to volunteer. Make a donation. Heart Month is still here. Let’s make it count.

We are officially halfway through American Heart Month ❤️ Every action matters. How are you supporting your heart and the hearts of those you love this month? Let us know👇 and help inspire our Delaware community.

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Proud to see Delaware Go Red for Women chair Ashley Foster, featured on @CoastLife_TV talking #WearRedDay and the Go Red for Women campaign in Delaware ❤️ 🎥 Watch the segment at the link below!

We’re wearing our hearts on our sleeves — literally. ❤️ Team Delaware is going red to raise awareness for women’s heart health, and we’d love for you to join us. Show your heart some love, wear red and help make sure every woman is seen, heard and celebrated. #WearRedDay

We are proud to announce Krista Henshaw has signed on to make an impact as a 2026 Woman of Impact. ❤️ Learn more: spr.ly/6015hJUHd

Please join us in welcoming Doreen Storey, our new Development Director for the Delaware Heart Ball. ❤️ Her leadership and dedication will play a key role in advancing the American Heart Association’s mission and elevating one of Delaware’s most impactful events. ❤️

If you or someone you’re with has face drooping, arm weakness or speech difficulty, call 911 and check the clock! A neurologist explains why knowing the time is a key part of stroke treatment.

We’re lighting Delaware RED for American Heart Month —landmarks, buildings, offices and community spaces across the state are joining in to raise awareness for heart health. ❤️✨ February is just around the corner, join us now! Email athena.klapak@heart.org .to get involved.

A major snowstorm is coming this weekend ❄️ Before you shovel, know the risks. The American Heart Association shares how cold weather and heavy lifting can strain your heart — and how to stay safe.

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women—and together, we can change that. ❤️ Save the date for the 2026 Delaware Go Red for Women Luncheon on May 15. We can't wait to see you there!

The first Friday in February is National Wear Red Day®. Wear RED for yourself or someone you love. It's more than a color. It's a movement—for every woman's heart. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death for women. #WearRedDay

In one month, we wear RED—and we stand for something bigger. Cardiovascular disease is the No. 1 killer of women. On Friday, Feb. 6, join us in wearing RED and raising awareness. Together, we can change the story for women’s hearts everywhere. ❤️ #WearRedDay