Heart
Strengthening Hearts, Saving Lives
Supporting stroke prevention, cardiovascular education, and survivor care through meaningful action
Heart health touches every community.
The Heart pillar exists to champion education, prevention, and survivor support—because protecting the heart means protecting the lives and futures of those we love.
What We Fund & Do
Our heart-focused work is grounded in lived experience — shaped by the realities of stroke survival, long-term recovery, and caregiving.
We fund organizations and initiatives that expand cardiovascular education, strengthen prevention efforts, and provide meaningful support for survivors and their families.
Inspired by Robert’s ongoing journey after surviving multiple strokes, our mission is to protect lives, improve outcomes, and support those impacted by heart disease and stroke.
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Stroke & Heart Disease Prevention
Programs that educate communities on risk factors, early warning signs, and proactive steps to protect heart health.
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Survivor & Caregiver Support
Resources that help individuals and families navigate recovery, rehabilitation, and the emotional realities of life after stroke or heart disease.
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Education & Early Intervention
Initiatives that promote cardiovascular awareness, encourage regular screenings, and support earlier detection for better outcomes.
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Community & Clinical Partnerships
Collaborations with healthcare organizations, clinicians, and advocacy groups to expand access to care and deepen community impact.
Resources
Emergency & helplines
American Heart Association
American Stroke Association
Real — Impact
Heart Health
RFF exists to strengthen heart health and support individuals and families impacted by stroke and cardiovascular disease. We fund initiatives that improve prevention, increase access to critical care, and provide meaningful, long-term support for those navigating life before, during, and after a cardiac or neurological event. Our work is informed by lived experience and grounded in a commitment to dignity, education, and continuity of care.
Stroke and heart disease remain among the leading causes of death and long-term disability, yet many patients and families face gaps in education, advocacy, and post-event support. Survivors often leave acute care without the tools, resources, or guidance needed to fully understand their condition or navigate recovery.
This pillar invests in programs that advance awareness, improve access to care, and strengthen support systems across the full continuum of heart and stroke health—from prevention and early intervention to rehabilitation and long-term quality of life.
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