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Our team is walking with purpose this year—celebrating 30 incredible years of The Children's Heart Foundation funding research that saves lives! Every 15 minutes in the United States, a baby is born with a congenital heart defect, making CHDs the most common birth defect in our country. For three decades, CHF has been the driving force behind the treatments and surgical advances that have transformed survival rates and given countless children with CHD the chance to thrive.
The Congenital Heart Walk is dedicated to making this impact continue. Our mission is clear—we aim to raise funds to support The Children's Heart Foundation's quest to advance the diagnosis, treatment, and prevention of CHDs by funding groundbreaking research that improves outcomes, reduces complications, and helps Heart Warriors live longer, healthier lives.
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Kylee is one in a hundred children recently diagnosed with congenital heart disease (CHD). She is bravely on her journey toward a healthy heart. In just a short time, she has already undergone many tests and several procedures—and this July, she will officially become part of the “Zipper Club.”
Despite all she’s facing, Kylee’s spirit shines. She loves hip‑hop dancing, wants to continue to pursue modeling, hopes to join the girls’ flag football team, and is excited about getting her driver’s license later this year. She is determined to recover, move forward, and live a full and active life.
We are asking for your support in helping Kylee on this journey. Please consider standing behind her by joining us for the walk, or by making even a small donation. Every bit of support means so much and helps show Kylee that she is not walking this path alone.
Let’s come together as Team Kylee and show her how strong her support system truly is!
Will you join us in making a real difference? Please consider supporting our team or walking with us. Every step we take together celebrates how far we've come and funds the miracles still ahead.