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The Anthony Bates Foundation (ABF) believes that no parent should suffer the heartbreak of losing a child to an undiagnosed cardiac malady; we seek to eliminate preventable Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA). HEART Month continues here! We need your support at the Anthony Bates Foundation as we carry-on with promoting, educating and raising awareness of HCM; the leading killer of young athletes in this country. ABF & our teams have reached the tipping point, over 1,600,000 screenings done that EXCEEDED the Quest 2020 goal! We need your help to continue our mission to "screen  young hearts & save young lives!" Tell a friend or loved one about ABF!

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Heart Screenings/Fun Events on the Calendar:
Here are a few of our upcoming events and screenings. Be sure to check this space regularly because we're always adding new stuff.
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Click on "Appointments" link below or drop down to "Appointments & What's New" and sign up for Screening Appointments:

​Appointments & What's New

We are Open for a school near you!  Contact us for more information on how to bring a "life saving" cardiac  screening to your community. 

Where:     PHOENIX
                      Anthony Bates Foundation WHQ
                      10211 N. 32nd St., Ste. G, Phoenix, AZ 85028
When:       Various dates (June)
                      June 4, 6, 7, 11, 13, 25, 27, 28, & 30
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Screenings  in the Future

Phoenix communities- Spr. '25, & Fall '25

We're also planning events in the Mesa, Tempe, & Chandler School Districts. Not to mention upcoming events in CO, UT, & CA!

Who Does HCM Affect?

HCM crosses ALL age groups, ethnicities and genders. Young athletes represent only 15% of fatalities caused by HCM. It is the added physical exertion of the heart during exercise and the cool down phase of the heart that will cause a Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA). 

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Don't miss out on a great opportunity to support a wonderful cause. Submit your donation request TODAY. Help us save lives and make a difference in your community. You can also contact us directly with your donation questions at: [email protected] or phone: 602-482-5606.