Trainings, maps, and directions are provided to those who want to volunteer their time. Requirements for volunteering include having a good driving record, a valid driving license, and a vehicle that is in good working condition. If you have ever considered running in a marathon, undoubtedly you came up with endless excuses that kept you from taking the first step. The American Stroke Association, a division of the American Heart Association, can now help you cross the finish line while raising desperately needed funds to fight America's leading disabler - stroke. The opportunity to help save lives.
Stroke is the nation's leading cause of disability and third leading killer.
The American Stroke Association was created in 1998 to emphasize the importance of stroke, and spotlight and strengthen the American Heart Association's effort to reduce death and disability from stroke through research, education, fund raising and advocacy. It is through programs like Train to End Stroke that the American Stroke Association gains the funds it needs to continue its mission to reduce the incidence and effects of stroke. Held in honor of, and in dedication to, those who have battled breast cancer. The fashion show, which features breast cancer survivors and their physicians, is not only a celebration of survivorship, it's also important in helping the American Cancer Society continue to provide breast cancer education and patient services to the community, as well as provide funding for research. This includes pots, pans, dishes, utensils, televisions, radios, baby and toddler furniture, clothing and shoes for men, women and children, and new linens and towels.