National Wear Red Day is Friday, February 2, 2024.
Together, we can continue to wear red, share and rock our red,
all to help save more lives.
The Nation Goes Red in February
From landmarks to online communities, neighborhoods to news anchors, this annual groundswell unites millions of people for a common goal: the eradication of heart disease and stroke.
Wear red to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease and help save lives. Why? Because losing even one woman to cardiovascular disease is too many.
Wear Red and Give
Get started today by setting up your own fundraising page. In just three easy steps, you can invite your friends and family to join in the fun.
National Wear Red Day 2024 Resources
National Wear Red Day is almost here! Grab your friends and get red-y.
These resources are everything you need to get started! Need local social media posts, just keep
scrolling down!
2024 Wear Red Day Resources
- Activation Guide (PDF)
- Wear Red Day and Give Fundraising One-Pager (PDF)
- Wear Red Day and Give Poster (PDF)
- National Wear Red Day Poster (PDF)
- National Wear Red Day Digital Ads (ZIP)
- National Wear Red Day Social Media Assets (ZIP)
Resources available in Spanish
Social Media Messaging
Here in Connecticut, our sponsors and volunteers show their support by wearing red and raising funds. Below are social media posts that you can copy and paste messaging below as desired using with graphics and video assets available from the link above to create engaging and educational social media posts! American Heart Month graphics are below.
National Wear Red Day – Post before or on February 2, 2024
Facebook
POST 1:
February 2 is National Wear Red Day! Wear Red to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease – the leading cause of death in women – and encourage family and friends to do the same. When women come together for a good cause there is nothing they can’t achieve. Visit WearRedDay.org to donate and support the life-saving work of the American Heart Association. #WearRedDay
POST 2:
National Wear Red Day is Friday, Feb. 2, and the American Heart Association is asking you to support the Go Red for Women movement by wearing RED and participating in National Wear Red Day. Why? Losing even one woman to heart disease or stroke is too many. Learn more: WearRedDay.org #WearRedDay
POST 3:
For two decades Go Red for Women has been saving and improving women’s lives by advancing equitable research and care, advocating for inclusive health policies, and raising awareness. February 2 is National Wear Red day. Let’s support women in our community so all women receive the care they need. Learn more: WearRedDay.org #WearRedDay
POST 4:
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of maternal death in the U.S. or more simply put, heart disease is the No. 1 killer of new moms. It can pose a threat to women’s heart health during pregnancy and later in life. Join us February 2 for National Wear Red Day and support more hearts and newborns. Learn more: WearRedDay.org #WearRedDay
(Post on February 2, 2024):
POST 1:
Today is National #WearRedDay! Take action against women’s No. 1 killer – heart disease. Wear red, post your pic, and visit WearRedDay.org to learn how you can support women’s heart health and lower your own risk for heart disease.
POST 2:
Rock your red today for National #WearRedDay! Heart disease and stroke cause 1 in 3 deaths among women each year – more than all cancers combined. Let’s change that together. WearRedDay.org
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POST 1:
February 2 is National #WearRedDay! Take action against women’s No. 1 killer – wear red, post your pic, and visit WearRedDay.org to learn more!
POST 2:
National #WearRedDay is Feb. 2, and @HeartCONN is asking you to support the Go Red for Women movement by wearing RED and supporting women’s heart health. Why? Losing even one woman to heart disease or stroke is too many. Learn more: WearRedDay.org
(Post on February 2, 2024):
POST 1:
Rock your red today for National #WearRedDay! Heart disease and stroke cause 1 in 3 deaths among women each year – more than all cancers combined. Let’s change that together. WearRedDay.org
POST 2:
It’s National #WearRedDay! Let your mother, sister, aunt, wife and friends know that heart disease is their greatest health threat. Tell them to schedule a wellness appointment. It can make all the difference in their heart health. Learn more: WearRedDay.org
American Heart Month – Post anytime during the month of February 2024
POST 1:
This February, in celebration of American Heart Month and the American Heart Association’s 100th birthday, the American Heart Association is urging every family in the US to join the Nation of Lifesavers by learning CPR. With more than 350,0000 people experiencing cardiac arrests outside of a hospital, including 23,000 children, CPR is a critical skill that kids as young as 9 years old can learn. Will you be ready to save the life of someone you love? Learn more and find a CPR class at heart.org/nation. #NationofLifesavers #HeartMonth
POST 2:
Currently 90% of people who experience cardiac arrest outside of a hospital die, in part because they do not receive CPR more than half of the time. CPR, especially if performed immediately, can double or triple a person’s chance of survival. February is American Heart Month. Now is the time to join the Nation of Lifesavers and learn CPR. For more information go to heart.org/nation #NationofLifesavers #HeartMonth
POST 3:
Women are less likely to receive CPR from a bystander. February is American Heart Month. Join the American Heart Association’s Nation of Lifesavers by learning CPR to transition from bystander to lifesaver.
It’s just 2 steps:
- Call 911
- Push Hard and Fast on the Center of the Chest
Learn more: heart.org/nation #NationofLifesavers #HeartMonth
POST 4:
This American Heart Month, Go Red for Women is asking women everywhere to join us and join the Nation of Lifesavers. For your mother, your daughter, your friends, and for yourself. Because when women come together, we can motivate, educate, support, and help save each other. Learn more: heart.org/nation #NationofLifesavers #HeartMonth
X (Formally known as Twitter)
POST 1:
It’s American #HeartMonth and @HeartConn is urging every family in CT to join the #NationofLifesavers by learning CPR. Will you be ready to save the life of someone you love? Learn more and find a CPR class at heart.org/nation.
POST 2:
It’s American #HeartMonth. 90% of people who experience cardiac arrest outside of a hospital die, in part because they do not receive CPR more than half of the time. Now is the time to join the #NationofLifesavers and learn CPR. heart.org/nation
POST 3:
A woman is less likely to receive CPR from a bystander than a man, and men have 23% higher odds of surviving a sudden cardiac arrest than women. It’s American #HeartMonth. Join the #NationofLifesavers and learn Hands-Only CPR in just a few minutes. heart.org/nation
POST 4:
This American #HeartMonth, Go Red for Women is asking women everywhere to join us and join the #NationofLifesavers. For your mother, your daughter, your friends, and for yourself. Because when women come together, we can motivate, educate, support, and help save each other. Learn more: heart.org/nation
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Other Ways to Go Red!
Go Red Gear
Pins, pamphlets, shirts and more! We have everything you need to Go Red to
raise awareness, show your support and help fund our mission with every purchase.
Thank you for supporting our mission and for helping to keep hearts healthy in Connecticut
and across the nation. Together, we are a relentless force.
For more information on women’s heart health, heart attack and stroke symptoms
and preventative health, go to www.goredforwomen.org.