Elly Davis Will Chair 2027 Permian Basin Go Red Event
The campaign for women's heart health will host a spring 2027 event in Odessa to honor survivors and advocates.
Updated on Oct. 9, 2026 in Heart Disease
Elly Davis has been named the chair of the 2027 American Heart Association Permian Basin Go Red for Women campaign. The upcoming spring 2027 event at the Odessa Marriott Hotel and Conference Center will gather survivors and local leaders to promote women's health.
Why it matters
The campaign aims to help women prioritize their own wellness by sharing personal medical journeys, specifically those of caregivers. This initiative is designed to provide support and inspiration to those managing the challenges of complex pediatric health needs.
The 2027 Go Red for Women campaign is supported nationally by CVS Health and locally by the Medical Center Health System. This initiative serves as a major annual advocacy effort for the American Heart Association.
The players
Elly Davis
She is the chair of the 2027 American Heart Association Permian Basin Go Red for Women campaign.
Birdie Davis
She was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome in 2022 and passed away in 2026.
American Heart Association
This national organization works to reduce disability and death from cardiovascular diseases and stroke.
CVS Health
This company is a national sponsor for the American Heart Association Go Red for Women campaign.
Medical Center Health System
This local healthcare organization provides support for the Permian Basin campaign.
The details
Elly Davis will utilize the event to share her family's medical journey following the birth of her daughter, Birdie Davis, who was born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome. The gathering will feature a network of healthcare professionals and community members dedicated to advancing heart health awareness.
Timeline
Birdie Davis was born in October 2022.
Birdie Davis passed away in April 2026.
Elly Davis was announced as the chair on October 8, 2026.
The campaign event is scheduled for the spring of 2027.
Health Landscape
This event is part of the American Heart Association's Go Red for Women campaign, which has become a primary national framework for raising awareness about cardiovascular disease in women. By centering the event on caregiver stories, the program bridges the gap between clinical heart health research and the lived experiences of families affected by complex congenital conditions.
Residents in the Permian Basin can attend the spring event to connect with local healthcare resources and advocacy networks. Those interested in the mission can review official updates regarding the campaign to learn about local heart health screenings and educational initiatives.
The takeaway
The campaign highlights the vital importance of heart health awareness for women, particularly those navigating the intense emotional and medical demands of caregiving. Attendees are encouraged to utilize the event as a resource to prioritize their own physical and mental well-being.
Further reading
For additional information on regional awareness efforts, visit the Heart Disease section.
More information
For more details on the upcoming gathering, visit the Permian Basin Go Red event information.
Source note: This article includes information reported by American Heart Association.
