Use www.goodsearch.com as your internet search engine to raise money for The Elle Foundation. For more information click here and be sure to tell your family, friends and co-workers to do the Good Search for The Elle Foundation.
The Elle Foundation is pleased to announce funding awards of nearly $25,000 to three hospitals for home monitoring. Please read the full story at the news link on the left.
When most people think of heart disease they only think of adults, but heart disease can affect even the tiniest patients...
A Congenital Heart Defect (CHD) simply means a heart defect that is present at birth. Many people are unaware that CHDs are the number one birth defect and the leading cause of death among infants. Twice as many children die each year from a CHD than from all forms of Pediatric Cancers combined, yet funding for pediatric cancer research is five times that of research for CHDs.
The Elle Foundation hopes to change this. Through increasing awareness of CHDs and raising money for research and advancement of treatments, we hope to improve and save lives of those affected by CHDs. Thank you for visiting our website and please consider making a donation to create hope for these little hearts.
The Elle Foundation is a 501(c)3 certified charity as recognized by the IRS. Donations made to The Elle Foundation are tax deductible. You can feel especially great about donations made to The Elle Foundation because we are run on a 100% volunteer basis!
Spread hope by getting involved. Email your friends and family the link to our website or contact us about holding a fundraiser in your area for The Elle Foundation. We have many great and easy fundraising ideas and we would love to hear your suggestions. Click here for more easy ways to spread hope.
Give hope to little hearts by making a donation. CHD research and treatment is extremely underfunded and donations of any size go a long way to helping those affected live longer, healthier lives. Find out how to donate now.
We love to hear from you on how you have been touched by a CHD (either directly, through a friend or family member or even if you just stumbled upon this website in some other way). Sometimes we may post stories of hope on our website, so when you email us let us know if we can share your story on our site.
