Mark your calendar: 3rd Annual HeartRaiser set for June 1 at the Bolivar Golf Club

Golf tourney foursomes still available! Sculpture artist Eric Jones will be working on site!

In memory of Isabella Annelise Dombrowski that helps raise awareness of Congenital Heart Disease (CHD)

From Hearts for Isabella,

Our efforts continue as these events each year are only made possible because of your help, and we are excited to be able to share our 3rd Annual HeartRaiser event on June 1st, 2024 at the Bolivar Golf Club once again this year. 

42 businesses have already committed to sponsor this event! We’re overwhelmed once again by the support from our local communities to give us the ability to give back in such special ways.
This annual event is very near and dear to our hearts, bringing lots of fun and smiles to many in our community each year, only made possible because of your direct support. $10,000 each year has been raised that has helped spread awareness for Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) in the form of direct outreach such as Scholarships, Toy Drives for children in local hospitals, funding organizations that search for a cure to CHD, and much more. Our impact continues to grow and impact so many because of your help in getting the word out.

Family fun – Tethered Hot Air Balloon rides (Weather dependent/Limited rides available), CHD Golf Tournament, American Red Cross Memorial Blood Drive, children’s painting event, Appearance by Eric Jones CHD Sand Sculpture, Chinese Auction, Wine Pull, Craft/Art Vendors, Food and Drinks, Costume Characters, & much more!
Golf teams needed! Flyer is attached. [4 person team] $60 p/person. Includes dinner!

Hearts For Isabella is a 501(c)3 Non-Profit Organization created in memory of Isabella Annelise Dombrowski that helps raise awareness of Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) with combined hopes and support to the children and those living CHD. Through love and loss, our combined hope is to work together and find a cure to a disease that affects 1 in every 100 babies born every single day.