Women in eDiscovery Exceeds Fundraising Goal for 2016 American Heart Association’s Go Red Campaign

March 1, 2016 - PRLog -- MINNEAPOLIS, MN  – Women in eDiscovery (http://www.womeninediscovery.org/), an organization that brings together women interested in technology related to the legal profession, announced today it has exceeded its goal of raising $2,016 for the American Heart Association’s Go Red campaign.

The American Heart Association Go Red campaign has had repeated success, and once again Women in eDiscovery has chosen to back this cause.This year the organization raised over $2,200 for Go Red. Funds raised by Go Red support educational programs to increase women’s awareness about their risk for heart disease and stroke as well as critical scientific research to discover more about cardiovascular health.

“This is the fifth year our organization has supported Go Red,” states Beth Finkle, executive director of Women in eDiscovery. “Through the generous support of our members, we have raised over $10,000 over the last five years for this important cause.”

In 2007, Women in eDiscovery held its first meeting in Washington, D.C., with 30 women in attendance. Today, the organization has 26 chapters and more than 4,000 members across the United States.

Women in eDiscovery is comprised of women who work within the legal industry, including general counsel, secretaries, partners, associates, chief operating officers, paralegals, litigation support and eDiscovery professionals.

For more information on Women in eDiscovery, its membership or its events, visit www.womeninediscovery.org.

About Women in eDiscovery

Women in eDiscovery (www.womeninediscovery.org) is an organization that brings together women around the world who are interested in technology related to the legal industry. Its goal is to provide opportunities for businesswomen to grow personally and professionally through leadership, education, networking, support and recognition. WiE also promotes a culture of philanthropy, encouraging its chapter members to volunteer and raise funds on behalf of charities. Currently, there are more than 4,000 members and 26 chapters worldwide.