

Our supporters
Working together to save Australian hearts
The Heart Foundation leads the fight against heart disease thanks to the generosity of our supporters, donors, fundraisers, volunteers, corporate partners, government and non-government partners.
We work together to deliver on the vision of an Australia free of heart disease.
The Heart Foundation recognises the efforts and dedication of surgeons, medical specialists, general practitioners, nurses, Aboriginal healthcare workers and others; their efforts to save and improve the lives of those living with heart disease inspire us all.
With your support, we can make a difference
We are committed to transparency about our income and expenditure, with a focus on sharing details of our achievements.
We look to develop and implement innovative and sustainable approaches to building and growing and a diverse revenue base.
Our sources of revenue include:
- Individual giving
- Community fundraising
- Corporate partnerships
- Major gifts and philanthropy
- Gifts in wills/bequests
- Government grants
- Investment income.
Individual giving
Give with Heart Day
The day raised funds to support heart health research. It includes initiatives to understand sudden cardiac death, which claims around 150 young lives each year.
MyMarathon
MyMarathon plays a vital role in raising funds for Heart Foundation research and programs. It’s also an opportunity to engage supporters on the importance of keeping active for better heart health.
Jump Rope for Heart
Gifts in wills/ bequests
Gifts from the Heart partnerships
Corporate Partnerships
Learn more about becoming a corporate partner with the Heart Foundation.
Major gifts and philanthropy
Major financial contributions enable:
- Funding for innovative research
- Programs that help to reduce the prevalence of heart disease risk factors
- Nnew initiatives to support Australians living with heart disease.
Gifts in wills/bequests
Heart Health Check Toolkit
Heart Health Check Toolkit
You can help keep families like Paul’s together.
You can help keep families like Paul’s together.
You can help keep families like Paul’s together.
Archie was only 11 when he saw his dad, Paul, suffer a heart attack on the hockey field. ...
Advocating for healthy hearts throughout Australia
Advocating for healthy hearts throughout Australia
We're addressing the disparities in heart health so all Australians can live longer, healthier lives....
For professionals: Heart failure tools and resources
For professionals: Heart failure tools and resources
Resources for healthcare professionals on the management of patients with heart failure ...
Q&A with Dr Jennifer Browne
Q&A with Dr Jennifer Browne
Food and Nutrition Policy for First Nations peoples – translating evidence into action...
Norm discovered he was at risk of a major heart attack just in the nick of time
Norm discovered he was at risk of a major heart attack just in the nick of time
Norm discovered he was at risk of a major heart attack just in the nick of time
Norm didn’t worry too much about his cholesterol problem – until an angiogram revealed he had an 80 per cent blockage in a major heart artery. ...
What is cardiac rehab?
What is cardiac rehab?
What is cardiac rehab?
Cardiac rehab is proven to keep you out of hospital and reduce your risk of death from heart conditions....
Q&A with Professor Levon Khachigian
Q&A with Professor Levon Khachigian
The one that took Jan’s breath away
The one that took Jan’s breath away
The one that took Jan’s breath away
Open heart surgery to treat damaged heart valves has improved Jan's overall health....
Supporting local Councils in South Australia
Supporting local Councils in South Australia
Supporting local Councils in South Australia
Resources to help support your council region to be healthy, connected and safe....
Blood cholesterol
Blood cholesterol
Blood cholesterol
Keeping your blood cholesterol at a healthy level can help you reduce your risk of heart disease and other serious conditions. ...
Salad recipes
Salad recipes
Salad recipes
Search through our tasty salad recipes...
WEBINAR | Research Alumni Series 2020
WEBINAR | Research Alumni Series 2020
WEBINAR | Research Alumni Series 2020
The Heart Foundation is delivering a research webinar series for Heart Foundation research alumni....
Heart failure resources for patients
Heart failure resources for patients
Educate your patients on everything they need to know about heart failure and managing their condition ...
What is an arrhythmia?
What is an arrhythmia?
What is an arrhythmia?
Arrhythmia is a fault in the heart’s electrical system, which affects your heart’s pumping rhythm....
Blood pressure and your heart
Blood pressure and your heart
Blood pressure and your heart
Understand blood pressure and how it can impact your heart health....
Heart Foundation Research Award Recipients
Heart Foundation Research Award Recipients
Explore our research award recipients and projects...
Romesco Sauce
Romesco Sauce
Romesco Sauce
Trek for Australian Hearts
Trek for Australian Hearts
Trek for Australian Hearts
Join the Heart Foundation in South Australia for the journey of a lifetime, trekking the ancient Flinders Ranges to help save Australian hearts....
Lunch recipes
Lunch recipes
Lunch recipes
Search our lunch recipe ideas...
Smoking and tobacco regulation
Smoking and tobacco regulation
There are still more than 20,000 deaths caused by smoking every year....
Support for young adults: Online events
Support for young adults: Online events
Support for young adults: Online events
A series of virtual events for young adults on managing emotional wellbeing. ...
Heart Foundation Walking
Heart Foundation Walking
Heart Foundation Walking
Learn more about Heart Foundation Walking and find your local walking group....
Q&A with Dr Dean Picone
Q&A with Dr Dean Picone
Q&A with Dr Dean Picone
Driving and travelling after a heart attack
Driving and travelling after a heart attack
Driving and travelling after a heart attack
Explore our guide for driving and heart attack recovery. ...
Keeping a close watch on brain and kidney health during heart surgery.
Keeping a close watch on brain and kidney health during heart surgery.
Keeping a close watch on brain and kidney health during heart surgery.
Mexican spice blend
Mexican spice blend
Mexican spice blend
Staying active for better heart health
Staying active for better heart health
Staying active for better heart health
Moving more every day is one of the best habits you can have....
Learning to listen to your heart
Learning to listen to your heart
Learning to listen to your heart
Guest blog by Heart Foundation of Australia Group CEO, Adjunct Professor John G Kelly AM...
Heart disease and pregnancy
Heart disease and pregnancy
Heart disease and pregnancy
Pregnancy is often referred to as the “ultimate stress test” for the body....