Published: December 18, 2024

Local group of leaders earns national recognition through American Heart Association's Leaders of Impact™ campaign

Wittney Youngblood honored as winner for Central and Eastern Kentucky, placing in top five nationally

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Top 5 Leaders of Impact Class

Leaders of Impact launched on Oct. 17 in hundreds of cities across the nation and culminated on Dec. 4. Each nominee’s participation is focused on opportunities to be a change maker with a shared purpose to raise critical awareness and fund the mission of the American Heart Association. Collectively, local winner Wittney Youngblood and and seven other leaders raised more than $214,000, and as a result, finished in the top four markets across the nation.

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Top 5 Leaders of Impact Class — Top 5 Leaders of Impact Class

Leaders of Impact launched on Oct. 17 in hundreds of cities across the nation and culminated on Dec. 4. Each nominee’s participation is focused on opportunities to be a change maker with a shared purpose to raise critical awareness and fund the mission of the American Heart Association. Collectively, local winner Wittney Youngblood and and seven other leaders raised more than $214,000, and as a result, finished in the top four markets across the nation.

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Youngblood Recognized Nationally

Wittney Youngblood of Pikeville has been named the American Heart Association’s 2024 Leaders of Impact™ winner in Central and Eastern Kentucky for her work driving equitable cardiovascular health in the community. Youngblood finished in the top five nationally, becoming one of five participants to be recognized in the Centennial Club for raising more than $100,000.

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Youngblood Recognized Nationally — Youngblood Recognized Nationally

Wittney Youngblood of Pikeville has been named the American Heart Association’s 2024 Leaders of Impact™ winner in Central and Eastern Kentucky for her work driving equitable cardiovascular health in the community. Youngblood finished in the top five nationally, becoming one of five participants to be recognized in the Centennial Club for raising more than $100,000.

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