Woman of Impact

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What is Woman of Impact?

Woman of Impact calls on changemakers to take bold action for women’s heart health.

Join a powerful, nationwide movement improving the lives of women in every community we serve.

Driven by Purpose. Over a nine-week competition, you and your Impact Team will raise awareness and funds for lifesaving research, advocacy and education. The nominee who makes the greatest local impact is named their city’s Woman of Impact and the top nominee nationwide earns the title of Go Red for Women’s National Woman of Impact Winner.

Focused on Impact. Your voice, your leadership and your impact can help rewrite the future of women’s heart health — because heart disease doesn’t wait, and neither do we.

Congratulations 2026 National Woman of Impact Winner, Anh Phoong!

WOI Winner Kat Ascencio-Holmes
WOI Winner Kat Ascencio-Holmes

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Meet Our 2026 Centennial Club

Ahn Phoong
Woman of Impact
Sacramento, CA
Caroline Keating
Woman of Impact
Cincinnati, OH
Dr. Kim Henderson
Woman of Impact
New York City, NY
Dr. Uma Krishnan
Woman of Impact
Puget Sound, WA
Jennifer Berry 2
Jennifer Berry
Woman of Impact
Hartford, CT
Katie Binzer
Woman of Impact
Cincinnati, OH
Melanie Joseph
Woman of Impact
Modesto, CA
Olivia Jones
Woman of Impact
Richmond, VA
Sudy Mani
Woman of Impact
New York City, NY
Tracy Salmons
Woman of Impact
Cincinnati, OH
Meet our past Centennial Club Winners here.
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Learn More About Go Red for Women

The American Heart Association’s signature women’s initiative, Go Red for Women, is a comprehensive platform designed to increase women’s heart health awareness and serve as a catalyst for change to improve the lives of women globally.

Ready to make an impact?

Woman of Impact takes place in over 100 communities across the country. Get connected with your local campaign today!

Regina WOI Winner

See us in action!

$6.1 Billion
The American Heart Association has invested $6.1 billion in research since 1949.
35.4 Million

The American Heart Association is powered by more than 35 million donors, supporters and volunteers.

20 Million +
The American Heart Association trains more than 20 million people annually in CPR.