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H-E-B Tear Pad Campaign

H-E-B launches its tearpad fundraising campaign benefitting March of Dimes Texas Chapter and 2013 March for Babies. The campaign, taking place from now until April 1, 2013, offers Texas H-E-B and Central Market customers the opportunity to contribute to the March of Dimes by adding a donation in increments of $1, $3, or $5 to their total grocery bill.

Last year through the March of Dimes tearpad campaign, H-E-B raised more than $310,000 to support March of Dimes March for Babies. With this contribution, along with employee fundraising and sponsorship, H-E-B continues to be the #1 fundraising team in Texas. To locate or find additional information about a participating store, visit heb.com and enter your ZIP code.

H-E-B launches its tearpad fundraising campaign benefitting March of Dimes Texas Chapter and 2013 March for Babies. The campaign, taking place from now until April 1, 2013, offers Texas H-E-B and Central Market customers the opportunity to contribute to the March of Dimes by adding a donation in increments of $1, $3, or $5 to their total grocery bill.Last year through the March of Dimes tearpad campaign, H-E-B raised more than $310,000 to support March of Dimes March for Babies. With this contribution, along with employee fundraising and sponsorship, H-E-B continues to be the #1 fundraising team in Texas. To locate or find additional information about a participating store, visit and enter your ZIP code.Division Highlights

This is just a glimpse of the incredible momentum of the Texas Chapter in 2013. Please join us in congratulating our amazing Texas staff and volunteers for these 1^st quarter successes!

Amarillo
Cultivated partnership with United Supermarkets to run cut-out campaign from April 17-28^th in all 50 of their Texas stores

Austin
Secured $50,000 Presenting Sponsorship from Seton Family of Hospitals—largest in Division history

Bryan/College Station
Secured Maureen and Dr. Craig Steiner, neonatologist at The College Station Medical Center & St. Joseph’s Hospital in Bryan, as 2013 Signature Chefs Chairs

El Paso
Secured Eric Evans, CEO of Providence Memorial Hospital and Sierra Medical Center of El Paso, as 2014 March for Babies Chairman

Lubbock
Cultivated partnership with United Supermarkets to run cut-out campaign from April 17-28^th in all 50 of their Texas stores

McAllen
Secured Velma and Leon DeLeon, Founders of Memorial Funeral Homes, as 2013 Signature Chefs Chairs

San Antonio

75th Anniversary Sponsor, University Health System

In this monumental year, University Health System, a long time March of Dimes partner, is the 75^th Anniversary Sponsor. As Bexar County and South Texas’ first and only health system to earn Magnet status, they understand the importance of preventing premature birth and are hard at work fighting this battle everyday. At almost $50,000 from birth through the first year, the average cost to care for a premature baby is more than 10 times as high as it is for a healthy, full-term baby. Organizations like University Health System partner with the March of Dimes through March for Babies to reduce the burden and help improve the health of all babies.