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Become a corporate partner
Partner with us to help us fight for Australian hearts.
Partnership Alignment
At the Heart Foundation, we value collaboration, communicating and working together to achieve mutual partnerships with like-minded businesses and brands.
Therefore, we go above and beyond to work with corporate partners that align with our values, and understand the value of the Heart Foundation and our mission. Affiliating with strategically aligned partners to create the best possible experiences for our supporters, your customers, and outcomes for the heart health of all Australians, is paramount to the Heart Foundation.
We’re passionate about delivering mutually beneficial partnerships to meet your business objectives. Corporate Australia can make a significant contribution to the community by helping us to reduce the impact of heart disease and raising awareness of heart health.
From brand enhancement to corporate engagement and communication and activity programs, we provide businesses with the opportunity to do good by giving back to the community and helping us in the fight to save Australian hearts.
Strategic partnerships
We can work together to build a partnership that strengthens your commitment to reducing the impact of heart disease in Australia. Through sponsorships of key activity programs, including Jump Rope for Heart and MyMarathon, we can offer creative ideas and program executions that align your brand to the work of the Heart Foundation across multi-platform solutions and a diverse audience.Brand enhancement
Strengthen your market presence by aligning your product or service with the Heart Foundation programs. Connect with communities and donate a percentage of sales, or raise money to help fund high-impact heart research into the prevention, care and support for all Australians.Help fund life-saving research
Funding a research project can help connect your brand with the local community. Take pride in knowing that your brand is supporting world-class research into the treatment and prevention of heart disease in Australia.Workplace Giving
Workplace giving is a joint relationship between employers, employees and charities. Employees can contribute a small portion of their pre-tax salary to the Heart Foundation and receive the tax benefit straight away. It’s a great opportunity for employers to match the donation of their staff and enhance their engagement, retention, productivity, reputation and social impact. It’s win-win!To find out more about how you can get involved and support the Heart Foundation contact:
partnership@heartfoundation.org.au
Heart Health Check Toolkit
Heart Health Check Toolkit
Health Professional Tools
Health Professional Tools
Health Professional Tools
Guidelines, publications and support for the health professional community....
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Time to book a Heart Health Check?
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Heart Week 2022
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Heart Week 2022
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Dr Tomasz Block, Institution: Monash University...
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Absolute CVD risk assessment resources
Absolute CVD risk assessment resources
Resources and clinical information for health professionals...
Clinical Guidelines
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Associate Professor Aaron Sverdlov, Institution: The University of Newcastle...
Saving our hearts: Targeting inflammation to improve outcomes after heart attack
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Dr Laura Bienvenu, Institution: The University of Melbourne...
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Kicking Goals for Men’s Heart Health: A Multi-state Trial of the Aussie-FIT Program
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Associate Professor Eleanor Quested, Institution: Curtin University...
WEBINAR | Pressure rising: Clinical controversies and updates in hypertension
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WEBINAR | Pressure rising: Clinical controversies and updates in hypertension
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples: Heart Health Projects
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples: Heart Health Projects
Projects aimed at improving the heart health of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples ...
For professionals: Guidelines for acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease
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Australian guidelines for prevention, diagnosis and management of acute rheumatic fever and rheumatic heart disease ...
WEBINAR | Absolute CVD risk assessment practical update
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A multidisciplinary panel of experts discuss the practical application of absolute CVD risk assessment through Heart Health Checks....
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Getting active at school
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Physical activity resources for school staff....
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