wear red dresses and pins to represent their support for Women's Heart Health. Individual Alpha Phi chapters are encouraged to develop a relationship with a local cardiac care project in their community as well as to promote awareness of women's heart disease. In 2021, Alpha Phi Foundation announced their $38 million comprehensive endowment campaign, Leading With Heart, the largest known campaign of its kind in the National Panhellenic Conference space. Past recipients of the Heart to Heart Grant 1993 – Program in Women's Cardiovascular Health – University Hospitals of Cleveland – nominated by the Cleveland East Alumnae chapter 1994 – Brigham and Women's Hospital, Cardiovascular Division – nominated by the Zeta Phi Chapter, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1995 – Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, formerly the Deaconess Hospital, Institute for Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease – nominated by the Zeta Phi Chapter, Massachusetts Institute of Technology 1997 – Presbyterian Healthcare Foundation's "Women's Heart Night Out" – nominated by the Albuquerque Alumnae Chapter 1998 – Egleston Children's Hospital's Sibley Heart Center – nominated by the Atlanta Alumnae Chapter and Theta Pi Chapter, Emory University 1999 – California Pacific Medical Center/Transitional Cardiac Care Unit – nominated by the San Francisco Alumnae Chapter 2000 – University of Cincinnati Women's Health Program – nominated by the Cincinnati Alumnae Chapter 2001 – Allen Memorial Hospital – nominated by the Epsilon Theta Chapter, University of Northern Iowa 2002 and 2003 – Mercy Medical Center of Northern Iowa – nominated by Kaitlin Maguire (Gamma Omicron, Drake University) 2004 – Mainline Health Heart Center 2005 – Cleveland Clinic Foundation 2006 – American Heart Association of San Diego, CA 2007 – University of Colorado Hospital (and) American Heart Association of San Diego, CA 2008 – Events of the Heart of New York, NY 2009 – Women's Heart Program at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill 2010 – Oregon Health and Science University Foundation (and) Greater Boston Division of the American Heart Association 2011 – St. Luke's Hospital Foundation in Kansas City, MO 2012 – University of Washington Division of Cardiology 2013 – Texas Heart Institute in Houston, TX 2014 – Memorial Hermann Foundation 2015 – Geisinger Health System 2016 – University of Louisville Foundation 2017 – Texas Heart Institute in Houston, TX 2018 – Yale School of Medicine 2019 – UC Davis Health 2020 – University of Iowa 2021 – Duke University School of Nursing 2022 – Perelman