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The Motorcycle Riders Foundation (MRF) is a national organization based in Washington, DC, dedicated to advocating for the rights and safety of American street motorcyclists. With a focus on national and international issues, the MRF works alongside State Motorcyclists Rights Organizations (SMROs) to influence policy and legislation at all levels of government, from local to federal. Committed to the advancement of motorcycling and its associated lifestyle, the MRF strives to be a financially stable and effective advocate for motorcycling enthusiasts. As an independent and aggressive advocate, the MRF collaborates with allies in Europe and Asia to influence discussions on vehicle globalization and harmonization under the United Nations and the World Health Organization (WHO). In addition to its advocacy work, the MRF is dedicated to educating rights advocates to enhance their effectiveness in state and local matters. With a mission to exceed the needs of motorcycling enthusiasts, the MRF invites individuals to join them on their journey towards a safer and more inclusive motorcycling community.Generated from the website

The Heart Rhythm Society is one of the leading provides for educational and advocacy services for cardiac arrhythmia professionals and patients in the world. The society offers postdoctoral fellowship programs in cardiac electrophysiology. In addition, it conducts Webcasts and clinical trials, as well as offers articles on latest updates. The Heart Rhythm Society represents more than 5,000 cardiac pacing professionals. Established in 1979, the society maintains the Heart Rhythm Foundation. The society operates an online store that provides workbooks, patient education materials, and coding and reference pocket guides. It also conducts scientific sessions, as well as provides continuing education opportunities.

The Kennedy Foundation in Washington, DC, through the Kara Kennedy Fund, supports nonprofits that reflect Kara's dedication to public service, literacy, children, and swimming. The fund's mission is to empower economically disadvantaged students by providing academic, cultural, and recreational activities, with a focus on learn-to-swim programs. As the foundation celebrates 10 years of giving, it is transitioning to an endowment fund to sustain its impactful work. Fiesta Friends marks the final annual gathering of supporters, emphasizing the commitment to continue supporting learn-to-swim programs in various locations across the United States.Generated from the website