Welcome to Jump Rope for Heart
Jump Rope for Heart is the school
FUNdraising event that nobody wants to skip. Students discover fun ways to get active, practice healthy habits
and learn about helping others by raising money to help beat heart disease and stroke in New Brunswick.
Why We Jump
Students Learn the Four Health Themes
It’s important for students to learn about what vegetables, fruit, and water all do for their bodies. Students learn to discover movements that they enjoy and identify ways to promote proper sleep and relaxation habits.
Learning About the Signs of Stroke
We aim to get all NB children and youth familiar with the F.A.S.T. signs of stroke.
Goal Setting
Goal setting is a life skill that students can apply in the classroom and beyond to help increase motivation, confidence, and satisfaction. It allows students to work together towards a common school goal.
Jump gives back
Schools that participate are thanked for their involvement with a kick-back. Your school will receive as much as 20% of its fundraising total.
How Jump Works
Jump is easier than ever!
1. Join your school and customize your fundraising page.
2. Share the link to your fundraising page with your family and friends.
3. Learn new skipping skills at school while you fundraise to help beat heart disease and stroke in New Brunswick.
4. Rally with your school on your Jump Day to celebrate your teamwork.
Kids helping kids
Raise funds for Jump Rope for Heart to support research that helps kids like Ava!
"It is important to collect money for people that are sick. My mother has an implantable cardiac defibrillator so she needs to stay healthy by exercising and eating healthy. I want to collect as much money as I can for Jump Rope for Heart!"
- Ava, École des Pionniers
Jump Prizes
As a thank you for fundraising, we're offering students some exciting prizes!
More than $600K has been given back to New Brunswick Schools through the kick-back program
More than 18,000 students jump their way to better health in New Brunswick each year
$5.5M raised to save lives and beat heart disease and stroke in New Brunswick historically