Whether you're calling about yourself or someone you care, we're here to help.
On Friday 9 June, wear red and raise money for life saving research.
Be part of the legendary bike ride and help beat heart disease.
Get RED-dy for this year's Wear It. Beat It. with our red clothing and accessories from our Online Shop.
Buy a Wear it. Beat it. pin badge at your local shop and help fund life saving research.
Our strategy sets out our plans to fund half a billion pounds of research over the next five years.
Whether you are living with heart disease or supporting a friend or family member, our online community is a space for you.
Meet some of our heart heroes who have bravely shared their stories with others.
Read our vision and priorities to 2020 and see how we're fighting for every heartbeat.
Wear it. Beat it. Friday 9 June.
Our vision is a world in which people do not die prematurely or suffer from heart disease. Thanks to you, we’ve made great progress. With you, we’ll beat it.
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"Research saved my life"
Buy a Wear it. Beat it. pin badge at your local BHF shop and help save more lives like Sarah's.
Join Heart Matters and you’ll be one step ahead of heart disease.
When you sign up, you’ll receive a fantastic welcome pack, plus regular issues of our award-winning magazine packed full of heart-healthy recipes, wellbeing tips and our latest research.
Four in five people have hearts older than they are. Use the Heart Age Tool to find out your risk of heart attack and stroke.
You can now donate to us using Apple Pay, making it even easier to support our life saving work.
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Learn how we plan to invest £500 million in research over the next five years.
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28 May 2017
Every 3 minutes, someone in the UK is struck by a heart attack.
Around 30% of heart attacks are fatal.
We spend 77p of every £1 we raise on life saving research and support for heart patients.
