11th Annual Women’s Day Red Dress Awards Honors The Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation & Singer Jennie Garth
Susan Spencer, Editor in Chief, Woman’s Day & Former President Bill Clinton
Jennie Garth accepts Campbell's Healthy Heart Award
Judith Hill & Sara Bareilles perform
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President Bill Clinton, Founder of the Bill, Hillary and Chelsea Clinton Foundation accepted an award on behalf of the organization for improving heart health by fighting obesity. Jennie Garth received Campbell Soup Companyʼs Healthy Heart Award at the 11th Annual Womenʼs Day Red Dress Awards to benefit the American Heart Associationʼs Go Red For Women— bringing awareness to the fact that heart disease is the #1 killer of women today. The event was held at The Allen Room at Frederick P. Rose Hall, home of Jazz at Lincoln Center in New York City. Sponsors included Campbell Soup Company, UnitedHealthcare, Rosa Regale Red Sparkling Wine, Twinings of London, Lenox and Landsʼ End.
Tom Hanks, Event Host Rita Wilson
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“Womanʼs Day is proud to partner with these prestigious sponsors who are dedicated to spreading awareness about heart health,” said Kassie Means, publisher/chief revenue officer of Womanʼs Day. “Their continued support of the Red Dress Awards furthers the mission of the American Heart Associationʼs Go Red For Women movement, so weʼre thrilled to have them on board as we celebrate five more distinguished honorees this year.” The event was attended by participants of the inaugural Womanʼs Day Live Longer & Stronger Challenge, alongside TODAY Show nutrition and health expert Joy Bauer. Over six months, Womanʼs Day and Bauer provided nutrition counseling and guidance to six participating women whose makeovers are revealed in the February 2014 issue of Womanʼs Day. Multi-talented actress and singer Rita Wilson hosted/performed; also performances by Grammy Award nominee Sara Bareilles and Judith Hill. Womanʼs Day honored distinguished heart health advocates Dr. Michelle Albert, professor/chief of cardiovascular medicine, director of cardiovascular research, Howard University; Martine Reardon, chief marketing officer, Macyʼs; and Mildred Rodriguez, WomenHeart Champion. Attendees included: Barbara Walters, Hoda Kotb, Joan Lunden, Dr. Oz, Jane Krakowski, Jessica Simpson, Jane Seymour and numerous others. “Campbell Soup Company is honored to be sponsoring the Womanʼs Day Red Dress Awards through its long-standing support of the American Heart Association over the past eight years.
Clinton Kelly, Kassie Means, Publisher, Woman’s Day
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Photos: Kristen Somody Whalen It is extremely important for women to maintain a healthy lifestyle,” said Leah Dunmore, Vice President-U.S. Soup, Campbell Soup Company. “We are committed to this cause by supporting and encouraging women to incorporate delicious and easy-to-make heart-healthy products and recipes into their daily lives.” As the premiere sponsor, Campbell Soup Company developd five heart healthy hors dʼoeuvres served over the course of the evening. About Go Red For Women Itʼs the American Heart Association's national movement to end heart disease in women and advocates for more research and swifter action for women's heart health. It was created by women, for women and is nationally sponsored by Macy's., Inc, with additional support from our cause supporters. Visit GoRedForWomen.org
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David Carey, President, Hearst, Kassie Means, Publisher, Woman’s Day, Jennie Garth, Susan Spencer, Editor in Chief, Woman’s Day, Michael Clinton, President, Marketing & Publishing Director, Hearst