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Bloomberg Philanthropies Invests Additional $115 Million In Resolve To Save Lives To Continue Preventing Deaths From Heart Disease

Jul 14, 2022over 3 years ago

Amount Raised

$115 Million

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Description

Today, Bloomberg Philanthropies announced additional funding for Resolve to Save Lives (RTSL), a global public health non-profit organization focused on preventing deaths from heart disease. Heart attacks and strokes are the leading cause of death worldwide, and over the past five years RTSL has demonstrated that prevention is possible at scale. Bloomberg Philanthropies' new commitment of $115 million over the next five years will support Resolve to Save Lives' goal of saving 100 million lives from cardiovascular disease by 2047. This announcement follows a 2017 investment of $100 million from Bloomberg Philanthropies that launched RTLS's Cardiovascular Health programs bringing the total investment from Bloomberg Philanthropies to RTSL to $215 million.

Company Information

Company

May Mobility

Location

Omaha, Nebraska, United States

About

Rush ReCommerce was founded with a mission to solve the challenge of large-scale returns from ecommerce. Doug Nielsen, Julie Mahloch, and Jeff DeRuiter wanted to create a sustainable solution to one of the largest growing ecommerce issues - returns & overstocks. Rush ReCommerce has created a solution with a meaningful connection between brands and consumers to unlock a circular economy of recovery for returns. Proprietary software and processing allow partners an opportunity to resell items for higher recovery value. With over 150 manufacturers and brands on the platform currently, Rush ReCommerce is on its way to being the industry leader in helping solve this ever-growing issue. For more information, please visit www.rushrecommerce.com or email us at info@rushrecommerce.com

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