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Our Vision!

A world where all children have access to cardiac care.

Kelly was born in Nicaragua in 1999.
She received her HeartGift in April 2012.
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Our Vision!

Give the gift of life!

Donate now.

Elisabeth was born in Haiti in 2008.
She received her HeartGift in March 2012.
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Give the gift of life!

Help an international child in need!

Donate or volunteer at a HeartGift chapter.

Edona was born in Kosovo in 2011.
She received her HeartGift in October 2012.
Find out more about our HeartGift Chapters here »

Help an international child in need!

Mending hearts one child at a time!

Get involved by volunteering with HeartGift.

Leonise was born in Haiti in 2001.
She received her HeartGift in May 2011.
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Mending hearts one child at a time!

Volunteer Now!

There are many ways to help give a HeartGift.

Julia was born in the Philippines in 2007.
She received her HeartGift in February 2012.
Learn more about volunteer opportunities »

Volunteer Now!

Become an HeartGift Angel!

Sponsor a child in need of heart surgery.

Namuundari was born in Mongolia in 2010.
She received her HeartGift in September 2012.
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Become an HeartGift Angel!

Our Vision!

A world where children born with congenital heart defects have access to the surgical repair they need.

Yanrong was born in China in 2005.
She received her HeartGift in November 2011.
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Our Vision!

Mending hearts one child at a time!

Volunteer to be a host family or a translator.

Collin was born in Uganda in 2002.
He received his HeartGift in September 2011.
See all volunteer opportunities here »

Mending hearts one child at a time!

Become a HeartGift Volunteer!

Provide love and support for a disadvantaged child.

Judeline was born in Haiti in 2001.
She received her HeartGift in August 2012.
See all the ways you can volunteer here »

Become a HeartGift Volunteer!

HeartGift Angels!

Sponsor a child in need of heart surgery.

Samuel was born in Nigeria in 2012.
He received his HeartGift in December 2012.
Become a HeartGift Angel »

HeartGift Angels!

Mending hearts!

One child at a time

Austin was born in the Dominican Republic in 2003.
He received his HeartGift in October 2006.
See all the lives we've changed »   

Mending hearts!

Our Vision!

All children will have access to treatment for congenital heart disease.

Borkhuu was born in Mongolia in 2009.
He received his HeartGift in July 2010.
See all the lives we've changed »  

Our Vision!

Give the gift of life!

Sponsor a child.

Wahab was born in Iraq in 1995.
He received his HeartGift in March 2008.
Learn how you can sponsor a child here »

Give the gift of life!

Save the Date!

HeartGift Foundation's Wine from the Heart Dinner & Auction

The 6th Annual Wine from the Heart Dinner and Auction will be held on Saturday, November 9, 2013 at the AT&T Conference Center in Austin, Texas.
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Save the Date!

Our Mission

To provide lifesaving heart surgery to disadvantaged children from developing countries where specialized medical treatment is either scarce or nonexistent.

 

HeartGift Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization that brings children from around the world for free surgery to correct life-threatening heart defects. They come for surgery because their home countries lack adequate health care. They leave with repaired hearts and a new sense of hope for the future.

One of every 100 children born in the developing world will never see his or her first birthday because of congenital heart disease, according to the International Children's Heart Foundation. Many children in developing nations who have congenital heart disease are never diagnosed, the foundation says, and never undergo life-saving surgery.

However, you can give the gift of life and help provide critical heart surgery for some of those children. Your relatively small gesture can make a very big difference.