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Welcome to the first e-newsletter from the South
Asian Heart Center — the first organization in the world to address
the high incidence of coronary artery disease among South Asians, a population
that is at four times greater risk than others for coronary heart disease.
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As we near our Fall 2005 launch, we are pleased
to announce that Los Altos Hills resident, Malini Alles, founder of Stree:
Global Investments for Women Foundation, has donated $1 million to the South
Asian Heart Center. Alles’ donation is the first major gift received
by the center. |
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We have also received great media coverage from
all the major publications covering the South Asian population in the U.S. including
the San Jose Mercury news, a major Bay Area newspaper. Please read the articles
below to discover the exciting news about our recent funding and how lives
are changing — for the better. |
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And finally, we are pleased to announce our website which will be launching at the end of August at www.southasianheartcenter.org . We look forward to your visit. |
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$1 Million Gift for South Asian Heart Center
India Post News Service
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Tailor-Made Treatment
The Mercury News
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Hills Resident Alles Donates $1 Million to South
Asian Heart Center at El Camino Hospital
Los Altos Town Crier
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$1 Million Grant for World’s First South Asian
Heart Center
India-West
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Non-Profit Center Hopes to Address South Asian Heart Disease
India-Abroad
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South Asian Heart Center at El Camino Hospital, Willow Pavilion, 2nd Floor
2480 Grant Road, Mountain View, CA 94040-4378
Phone 650.940.SAHC (650.940.7242)  Fax 650.966.9269 http://www.southasianheartcenter.org
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