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American Heart Association -- New Hampshire

Join New Hampshire’s movement to change the future of health and be the progress that ensures longer, healthier lives for all.

By driving breakthroughs in science, policy, and care, together, we can transform lives every day.

09/02/2026

Congratulations and thank you to Thorntons Ferry School and especially PE Teacher Jenn Sayward for your support of the !

09/01/2026

Join us in honoring the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11 with service, kindness and community action. Together we can create hope, build stronger communities and make a lasting impact. Visit our 9/11 Remembrance Day webpage to find service ideas, resources and ways to participate.

08/31/2026

A warm welcome to Taylor Proulx of M&T Bank who has joined the 2027 New Hampshire Heart Walk Executive Leadership Team!

For Taylor, supporting the American Heart Association is personal. After seeing the impact cardiovascular health can have on families, he's committed to raising awareness, promoting healthy habits and helping advance the fight against heart disease.

We're grateful to have volunteer leadership and enthusiasm on our team as we look ahead to the 2027 New Hampshire Heart Walk in May. Join us in welcoming Taylor! ❤️

08/27/2026

🏈 The American Heart Association and the NFL are once again stepping up to help kids get moving with NFL PLAY 60! This year, 15 NFL mascots are serving as PLAY 60 Ambassadors, encouraging kids to get at least 60 minutes of physical activity each day to support their heart health, physical wellness and mental health.

Is your favorite mascot on the list?

08/21/2026

Love often looks like rides to appointments, picking up prescriptions and simply showing up every day.

If you're supporting someone you love, thank you. You deserve support, too.

Connect with people who understand on the Support Network. Link in the comments.

08/20/2026

Proud to see 11 hospitals in New Hampshire recognized by the American Heart Association for their commitment to high-quality heart and stroke care. It's inspiring to see so many health care teams committed to improving care and outcomes for people affected by heart disease and stroke.

08/19/2026

🚨We’re hiring in Northern New England!
Join our incredible team as Vice President of Development and help us be a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives. ❤️ Learn more and apply at the link in comments. You matter, and so does the impact you can make with us. 💪✨

08/15/2026

Ed couldn’t wait to hit the running trail on a day off from a demanding job. His wife, Jacque, joined him, pushing a stroller with 2-month-old Elliot as Ed looped past, making goofy faces at the baby.

Jacque saw Ed suddenly stop about 20 feet ahead of her. He was breathing heavily and swaying. Then he collapsed. Jacque screamed for help.

Moments later, Steve Silici, an off-duty firefighter and paramedic, ran over and started chest compressions. Emergency responders arrived and used a defibrillator to shock Ed’s heart into a sustainable rhythm, then took him to the hospital.

After three days in an induced coma to allow his brain and body to heal, Ed woke up. The doctor credited Steve’s CPR with keeping Ed alive until first responders arrived.

In 2013, the couple had a second son, Charlie. He was born on Feb. 19, the date of Ed’s 2007 cardiac arrest.

Now 54, Ed has become a pickleball devotee and plays in a local league. As for running, “no way, never again.”

Elliot is a college student and a certified lifeguard and trained in CPR. Charlie is headed for eighth grade in the fall. Cardiologists have examined their hearts and found no issues.

The family has made Feb. 19 a day of celebration for Charlie’s birth and Ed’s rebirth. And they keep Ed’s lifesaver in mind too.

“We always text Steve,” Jacque said, “to tell him thank you.”

Read Ed's Story From the Heart: https://www.heart.org/en/news/2026/06/15/new-dad-heart-stopped-during-a-family-outing

08/13/2026

🔍 Definition Drop: Atrial Fibrillation

Atrial fibrillation is the most common type of irregular heart rhythm. Five million Americans are estimated to be living with AFib today, and more than 12 million people are projected to have it by 2030.

In AFib, the upper chambers of the heart, or the atria, beat irregularly. Not enough blood is being pumped out of the atria, so blood pools there. The pooled blood can clot, which can be very dangerous.

08/10/2026

Meet the Kids Heart Challenge characters for the 2026-27 school year: Indi, Tempo, Zoomie, Dreamer, Beacon and Berry! ❤️

Each character represents an important part of heart health and helps bring the mission of the American Heart Association to life.

Get ready to activate your heart power with this year's Kids Heart Challenge

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Manchester, NH

Opening Hours

Monday	7am - 9pm
Tuesday	7am - 5pm
Wednesday	7am - 5pm
Thursday	7am - 5pm
Friday	7am - 5pm
Saturday	9am - 5pm

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http://www.Heart.org/

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