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You can make a difference! Donate online now to help reduce death and disability due to cardiac arrhythmia disorders. The mission of the Heart Rhythm Foundation is to enhance the prevention and treatment of cardiac rhythm disorders by supporting the research, education and advocacy efforts of the Heart Rhythm Society — your contribution will enable the Society to be the primary resource for healthcare professionals and the voice of support for patients with cardiac arrhythmia disorders—past, present and future. You may also:
Millennium Society Listings
Those who have reached the Visionary, Diplomat, Ambassador, Chairman’s Society & Founder levels of the Foundation's Millennium Society are health care and business professionals as well as patients, their family members and friends, and other individuals who are passionate about the mission of the Foundation and desire to lead the way toward its success. See our listing of these generous donors and learn more about how you can join them »
Matching Gifts
Many employers sponsor matching gift programs and will match any charitable contributions made by their employees — please check to see if your company offers a matching gifts program. The donation of Rachel Lampert, MD, FHRS, and her husband, Richard Goodwin was enhanced by a matching gifts program.
Questions? Please contact Betsy Bogdansky, Director, Donor Relations at (202) 464-3454 or via e-mail.
More on Generous Donors to the Heart Rhythm Foundation
Paul A. Levine, MD, FHRS, CCDS Upgrades Commitment to the Ambassador Level. A member of the Heart Rhythm Society since 1980, Dr. Levine reminisces about his path to becoming an EP, joining and volunteering for the Society, and writes,”I have decided to make a strong commitment to the Heart Rhythm Foundation so that it can continue to carry on with its current programs and develop and advance new programs to support the basic sciences within electrophysiology” — learn more (April 13, 2011)
Ronald H. Miller, MD, FHRS Pledges at the Chairman Level. "In these challenging times . . . with new approaches to healthcare on the horizon, we need a strong organization that promotes education, research and advocacy for patients with rhythm disorders" — learn more (February 8, 2011)
Visit our Millenium Society and news center pages for additional donor profiles.
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