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VERONICA BLOUNT MEMORIAL FOUNDATION
The Veronica Blount Memorial Foundation was created in 2020 in memory of Veronica Blount who died at the age of 46 from heart disease.
Our flagship event is the Red Shoe Lunch, an event that was started in 2010 and hosted in Atlanta, Georgia. The Red Shoe Lunch (RSL) raised money for the American Heart Association in memory of Veronica.
In 2020, after ten years of raising money for AHA, we decided to officially launch the Veronica Blount Memorial Foundation and as of August 8, 2022 we are officially a 501c3 non-profit organization!
Our plans are to increase awareness in the communities we live and expand our outreach to help those with the least resources.
You can help us become a NPO by donating to help us with our legal fees and start-up costs. We have several donor levels available: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum and Diamond. All Inaugural Donors will receive a limited edition Inaugural Donor lapel pin, have their name added to our Inaugural Donor wall plaque and receive priority seating, recognition and discounts to future events.
THE LIMITED EDITION INAUGURAL DONOR PIN
Our plans are to increase awareness in the communities we live and expand our outreach to help those with the least resources.
Thank you to our donors who helped us become a NPO by donating funds to help with our legal fees and start-up costs. All Inaugural Donors will receive a limited edition Inaugural Donor lapel pin, have their name added to our Inaugural Donor wall plaque and receive priority seating, recognition and discounts to future events. Thank you tremendously!
WHAT WE DO
Making A Difference For Those Impacted By Heart Disease
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
Assistance for those in need when they need it the most
HEALTHCARE RESOURCES
Bringing the necessary resources to those in need
EDUCATION & AWARENESS
Educating the community on heart healthy diets and lifestyles
FUNDRAISING
Grassroots fundraising efforts to meet the needs of our communities and partnerships with international organizations focused on the prevention, education and research of heart disease
“Every man is guilty of all the good he did not do”