The Cleveland Clinic Foundation will be supported by the Alpha Phi Foundation and the Cardiac Care Award in the development of an outreach program designed to address the distinct needs of women seeking cardiac information and care. The program includes the creation of a website offering cardiac care risk assessment tools, hearth healthy tips, available community resources and links to e-nutrition and e-prevention sites available through the clinic. The Cleveland Clinic has previously begun construction of the Heart Center – a facility that will become the largest single purpose medical care facility in the United States. Nearly a million square feet of this facility will be dedicated towards cardiac disease assessment, care, education and research in the form of the Women’s Center for Cardiovascular Medicine. The Alpha Phi Foundation is proud to be a sponsor of such an exceptional program.

A nonprofit organization, the Alpha Phi Foundation, is the philanthropic and
educational partner of Alpha Phi - one of the oldest national sororities. Alpha Phi has more than 140 collegiate chapters and more than 150 alumnae chapters throughout North America. Through contributions from chapters, individual members, and friends; the

Alpha Phi Foundation supports community charitable projects, a variety of scholarships and financial aid, leadership training programs and cardiac care initiatives for women.
From: http://www.alphaphi.org/foundation/documents/CCAwinner2005.doc