Look inward, give outward.

We invite you to be a part of something that will change your life.

Heartworks is a local movement of women committed to replicating and sustaining the kindness and connection witnessed in the wake of September 11, 2001. Inspired by the healing that takes place through compassionate giving and receiving, we offer hope to people experiencing acute illness, injury or grief.

Join us in continuing this legacy of kindness by referring a local family, donating to our foundation or learning to be a Heartworker in your life by connecting with us through our newsletter, stories or meetings.

If you know of a local family, experiencing acute illness, injury, a natural disaster or grief, please refer them by filling out our form. We will guide you through this process.

Help Heartworks in giving hope to others. All donations are used to bring some joy and ease to people living with acute illness or grief. We thank you from the bottom of our hearts!

There are many ways to be a Heartworker. We share ongoing ideas to teach you to help those in your life as well as proving the opportunity to learn through the gathering of like-minded woman.

The Heartworks story

The pulse of Heartworks can be felt in this video. Hear what Heartworkers, Veterans and families we have helped are saying about Heartworks.

The full story of heartworks.

Celebrating 23 years of community impact

The true impact that Heartworks has on the community lies in the continuous dedication of the Heartworkers and the acts of kindness over the last 23 years coupled with the generosity of our donors. Learn more about this impact on the community.

2,450

Heartworkers

120,000

acts of kindness

3,000

families helped

10,560

donors

Here’s what’s happening at Heartworks — join us!

Come to our Heartworks meetings, fundraisers and events. We believe the more healing we do in our own lives the more healing we can bring to our world.

Heartworks supports our local VFW 7858 They are part of the Heartworks community – always remembering that their service gives us the freedom to do what we do.

Open to all girls in high school, these your woman are learning to support each other while giving, receiving and practicing gratitude.