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June
18, 1986 |
Heartbeat
International, along with 99 other
organizations
nationwide, was recognized by President
Ronald Reagan at the White House
and awarded a Presidential Citation.
This recognition was a part of
a program that President Reagan
established
to stimulate Private Sector Solutions. |
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October
20, 1986 |
Telectronics,
the pacemaker manufacturer whose
initial donation
of pacemakers helped found Heartbeat
International, issued an official
Recognition of Great Achievements
to Heartbeat International.
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March
1990 |
The
government of Puebla, Mexico recognized
Heartbeat International
for its years of service to the impoverished
citizens in need of pacemaker therapy
in Puebla. |
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May
20, 1991 |
Heartbeat
International’s unique and
singular contributions were recognized
on the IX World Congress
of Cardiology in Washington, DC
by the Heart Rhythm Society (then
known as the North American Society
of Pacing and Electrophysiology
- NASPE) when the Distinguished
Service Award was presented for
the accomplishments of Heartbeat
International. |
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March
1992 |
Chiang
Mai, Thailand recognized Heartbeat
International with an official certificate
of appreciation. |
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March
24, 1994 |
Heartbeat
International founder, Henry D.
McIntosh, MD, was
honored by the American College
of Cardiology with the Distinguished
Fellowship Award for his humanitarian
work through Heartbeat International. |
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March
27, 1996 |
Heartbeat
International founder, Henry D. McIntosh,
MD, was
honored by the American College of
Cardiology with the Distinguished
Service Award for humanitarian contribution
to international society through
Heartbeat International. |
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May
18, 1998 |
Monterrey,
Mexico presented Special Recognition
to Heartbeat
International. |
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July
13, 1998 |
The
immediate past President of Panama
awarded Heartbeat International
the countries highest honor, The
Presidential Award. |
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September
1999 |
Vina
del Mar, Chile, tendered a Grand
Recognition for
the life saving work of Heartbeat
International in this area of Chile. |
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March
2001 |
Honduras
issued a certification of Special
Recognition to Heartbeat
International. |
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March
19, 2002 |
Henry
D. McIntosh, MD was once again
recognized by the American
College of Cardiology with the
distinction of being the first
recipient of the
International Service Award. The
award recognizes individuals who
have demonstrated a commitment
to medically developing or underserved
countries, and who, through benevolent
actions, have provided a specific
service to enhance cardiovascular
care and or education. The award
recognized his work through Heartbeat
International’s life saving
pacemaker program. |
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March
7, 2003 |
Honduras
awarded Heartbeat International
its Diploma of Recognition.
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March
2005 |
Panama
recognized Heartbeat International
with its Certificate of Appreciation.
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March
2001 |
Honduras
issued a certification of Special
Recognition to Heartbeat International.
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June
2005 |
Santa
Cruz, Bolivia, recognized Heartbeat
International for its life saving
mission with its Distinction of
Honor.
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March
18, 2006 |
Certificate
of appreciation awarded by the
Rotary Club of St. Augustine,
Republic of T&T, in conjunction
with the Ministry of Health.
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August
2006 |
Ecuador
presented a Certificate of Appreciation.
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2006 |
Heartbeat
International was selected by Independent
Charities of America as a “Best
of the Best” charity organization.
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February
2008 |
The
Governors of (Mexican states) Aguascalientes
and Sahuayo officially recognized
Heartbeat International for its
life saving efforts in these two
Mexican states
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