by ForHearts Worldwide | May 16, 2023 | Donate, Heart Disease, Patient Stories, The ForHearts Story
When you give to ForHearts Worldwide, you’re giving the gift of life. By donating, our supporters are funding pacemaker implantation surgery and lifelong follow-up care for an individual in need. Since 1984, we’ve saved 17,000 lives, and counting! Our mission to...
by ForHearts Worldwide | Jul 13, 2021 | Patient Stories
With the first half of 2021 behind us, we wanted to take this opportunity to share some of our ForHearts Worldwide heartfelt stories with you. We thank our continued supporters for helping us save hearts in need, one pacemaker at a time. Nicholas, Trinidad When...
by ForHearts Worldwide | Feb 25, 2021 | Patient Stories
2021 is well underway and our volunteers have been hard at work! We wanted to share some inspiring patient updates as our team across the globe continues to implant cardiac devices, save lives and keep families whole. Charisse, Philippines Charisse was one of the...
by ForHearts Worldwide | Nov 17, 2020 | GivingTuesday, News & Updates, Patient Stories
Nonprofit joins the World in Participating in the Global Generosity Movement on December 1, 2020 Tampa, FL, Nov 17, 2020 – ForHearts Worldwide, a nonprofit based in Tampa, is celebrating their successes during 2020, the most challenging year to date. By sharing...
by ForHearts Worldwide | Aug 8, 2020 | News & Updates, Patient Stories
We are pleased to announce that we have reopened our Heart Center in Ecuador and are once again saving lives in Quito! Mr. Ramiro Garzón, a prominent philanthropist and entrepreneur, well known for his leadership and vision for the future, is leading our Ecuador Heart...
by ForHearts Worldwide | Jun 15, 2020 | Donate, News & Updates, Patient Stories
Mei Gui is a young, vibrant, active woman who works at the Department of Engineering at her university in Trinidad & Tobago. Currently pursuing a Master’s Degree in Project Management, she is an avid hiker, amateur astronomer, and likes archery. You would never...
