We’re a community…a resource and a support system for adults who live with congenital heart disease. We are here to educate, inform and connect—and improve the quality of care for people with congenital heart disease. We are the only organization completely committed to the adult congenital heart population. We are growing, expanding and deepening our services and programs.
To achieve our mission, we need your help and your active involvement. Your contributions are the fuel for our programs year round. Every contribution matters.
In This Section
Help fuel progress against CHD
Donate
We use your contributions to: Fund programs and services year around Provide resources for our community Develop the highest standards for care of people with adult...
Support ACHA with a Fundraiser!
Fundraise
Planning a fundraiser to benefit ACHA can be fun and rewarding. Our volunteers plan all kinds of fundraisers, and each one contributes to supporting our mission and programs in education, advocacy, and research.
Get Involved by Volunteering
Volunteer
By becoming involved with ACHA, you are helping us achieve the goals outlined in Vision 2025 and supporting our mission of improving and extending the lives of the millions born...
Attend an Event
Events
Check this page for ACHA-sponsored events, as well as other events that spread awareness and raise funds for our cause, such as local events and our national conference.
Change the world. Advocate for more awareness and support for ACHD
Advocate
You can advocate in your own area or at the Federal level. We need to make sure our voices are heard and our messages have impact. Our community is over two and a half million strong today, and growing.
From the ACHA Blog
"It didn’t take me long to recognize the importance of ACHA. The plethora of information and resources in the form of brochures, webinars, this blog, the Heart to Heart Peer Mentors, directory listings, up-to-date legislative information and the work that goes into making sure our voices are heard and that we receive the proper care today and in the future, is priceless. With all of that, there is still much more work to be done to raise awareness and educate those with CHD that proper treatment is necessary to live longer, healthier lives. That’s why I give. I give because there are people out there that have much less than I do, regardless of my circumstances."
- Kathleen Hutchinson