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Heart & Stroke volunteers make a big difference in the lives of Canadians 

When we beat as one, we accomplish so much

Thank you to all Heart & Stroke volunteers across the country. You make everything we do possible. Your time and contributions are invaluable. 

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Meet some of our volunteers

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Clayton Norris

Clayton, who serves on our board of directors, is a proud member of Cold Lake First Nations. He is dedicated to supporting the Indigenous community and is an advocate for health equity.

Allison Tse

Allison Tse

Allison experienced a stroke when she was 29, which motivated her to raise awareness about stroke among young people as a member of Heart & Stroke Young Leaders.

Norman Katz

Norman Katz

Norman is a physical education teacher in Montreal. He is passionate about building healthy habits in kids and organizes Jump Rope for Heart at his school.

Our volunteer promise

Every volunteer is a valued and essential part of achieving Heart & Stroke’s vision of healthy lives uninterrupted by heart disease and stroke. Our community offers a welcoming and fulfilling environment for volunteers to contribute their time and talents. We believe : Volunteers are the heart of the Foundation.

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Join us anytime to raise funds and share life-saving information with friends, family and colleagues.

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Fundraise your way!

Follow your passion and save more moments. You can help fund the next breakthrough any way you choose!

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More ways to get involved

Contribute to Heart & Stroke’s life-saving mission.

Participate in research

Being part of a research study can benefit your own health, the health of a loved one, or even help someone you don’t know.... Read more

Access more opportunities

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If you have experienced heart disease, stroke, or are a caregiver and would like to get involved, contact us below.

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  • Make a difference in the lives of Canadians

  • Be the face of Heart & Stroke in your community 

  • Raise awareness and collect donations for life-saving research

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