National Wear Red Day in 2021

We wore red today - The American Heart Association's Go Red for Women movement encourages people to take action through the month of February by: Wearing red on National Wear Red Day, Friday, Feb. 5, 2021, to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease. #GoRedforWomen #abc7NY https://t.co/i9KzwaWNZY

— Heather O'Rourke (@heatherorourke7) February 5, 2021

Good morning friends. I see the cardiologist about the bruising and pain this morning. TGIF and today is Bubblegum Day, Chocolate Fondue Day, Wear Red Day, Nutella Day and National Weatherperson Day. We appreciate y’all for keeping us informed. Enjoy your day. We are Blessed. 🇺🇸 https://t.co/8ZVv3VMn0B

— Bill Wheeler (@wjwheeler54) February 5, 2021

Today is National Wear Red Day, to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease. #WearRedDay https://t.co/YvxAvFyYTu

— Kiran Velpuri (@kinnu3) February 5, 2021

February 5th is National Wear Red Day. On this day, everyone across the country wears red to spread awareness to help eradicate heart disease and stroke in millions of women across the nation. So put on your reddest red – and let's paint the town! https://t.co/259TEQArKq

— WCUCOM (@WCUCOMDO) February 4, 2021

Today, I’m wearing red in honor of my mom, who passed away at the age of 54 of a massive heart attack. I’m urging everyone to learn about the signs of cardiovascular disease, which affects more than one in three women. #goredforwomen❤️ #abc11: https://t.co/WntLOZRxcZ https://t.co/fuyj7nPX7l

— Gloria Rodriguez (@GloriaABC11) February 5, 2021

Heart Disease is the #1 cause of women's death in the United Stated. 80% of heart disease and stroke events may be prevented by lifestyle changes and education. Wear Red. Raise your voice. THE MAX Challenge supports National Wear Red Day. ❤️ #WearRedDay https://t.co/nD9yQFjayv

— The MAX of Ocean (@max_ocean1) February 4, 2021

@NBCDFW & the @American_Heart invite you to WEAR RED today for National #WearRedDay! Downtown Dallas is lit up, too! ❤️ Join us and show your support in the fight to end heart disease and stroke, which is the #1 killer of women. DETAILS👉 https://t.co/2Xdv9Vrwu7 https://t.co/5rxG4VMPln

— Alanna Quillen (@AlannaNBC5) February 5, 2021