It is with tremendous pride this week that The CAS Foundation launched its new web site! http://www.TheCASFoundation.org
Our “SafeBeat Initiative” will surely save lives!
I am extremely grateful for the hard work and dedication it took from team members to make this fabulous web site a reality! I want to especially thank them today on my blog and share with them, and all, how much I appreciate all of their efforts on my behalf, on behalf of this foundation and, more importantly, on behalf of the lives that “will” be saved.
Please take the time to visit our website and see what exciting things are happening!
We here at The CAS Foundation have one mission and one goal and that is to prevent our youth from suffering sudden cardiac arrest caused by Cardiac Arrhythmia Syndromes. For those young people who have all gone before us, including my son, Marc, we owe it to them to not let their deaths go unnoticed, forgotten or to just be tossed aside in a category called “Rare”. Our mission is to affect as many young people as possible through our “SafeBeat Inititative”, which includes raising awareness through our heart health educational programs while providing preventive heart screenings, including an electrocardiogram (ECG/ EKG).
We have gotten off the bus in the land of “Debate” and are proudly soaring the skies toward the world of “Solution”. Our children are being silently taken from us and that can no longer be tolerated or dismissed because some feel it’s not cost effective.
We here at The CAS Foundation will not sit back and watch the “Abandonment of Our Young Athletes and Young Americans”. We want a world where they ALL cross the finish line “ALIVE”!
Another very heartfelt and special thanks goes out to ALL of the other foundations out there sharing in this space. For every child that has been lost, for every voice that is heard, for every detail of information that is shared, AWARENESS will grow and a LIFE can be saved!
As I always ask; PLEASE help us “screen hearts and save lives” even if it is only by way of sharing information. There are 20 children or more out there, every single day, 7,000 or more every single year, who depend on it!
