We have raised over $1.4 million to put towards a cure for Long QT Syndrome!

Since 2023, our signature events—the Shake It For Shea gala and the Shank It For Shea golf tournament—have raised over $1.4 million for Long QT Syndrome research at the Mayo Clinic. Each year, our community comes together to support Dr. Michael Ackerman's groundbreaking work, and we're just getting started.

Up Next: Shake It For Shea 2026. Join us on May 14th at The Knowlton in Bridgeport, CT for our biggest gala yet. See below for details—we'd love to see you there.

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Three people posing in front of a "Shake it Up" sign at an event for Hearts in Harmony Foundation with colorful balloons and bright lights.
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Man in a suit speaking on stage at a Hearts in Harmony Foundation event with musical instruments and illuminated letters behind him.
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A Hearts in Harmony Foundation event scene with crowd, colorful lights, and balloons hanging from the ceiling.
The Founders of the Hearts in Harmony Foundation, Kira and Mark Greenfield at the Shake it For Shea Fundraising Event.
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A crowd of people at a Hearts in Harmony Foundation event to raise money for Long QT Syndrome research.
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Group of people smiling and posing at a Hearts in Harmony Foundation event with a stage and performers in the background.
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Hearts in Harmony founders Kira and Mark Greenfield with Long QT Syndrome expert Michael Ackerman.
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Group of men posing together at a party for Hearts in Harmony Foundation, with colorful lights and globes overhead in a lively setting.
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A group of people at a Hearts in Harmony Foundation event posing for the camera. The background features a performer on stage and colorful lighting.
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Group of people posing at a party for Hearts in Harmony Foundation with the goal of raising funds to support research for Long QT Syndrome.
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A crowd of people celebrating at a for Hearts in Harmony Foundation event to raise money for Long QT Syndrome research.
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