Whether you’re part of a school, community group, or an individual advocate, we welcome your support in creating safer spaces for all.
Our partners are true allies in the mission to spread AED awareness and advocacy, working tirelessly to create safer schools, workplaces, and communities.
Parent Heart Watch is the national organization solely dedicated to protecting children and young adults from sudden cardiac arrest and preventable sudden cardiac death by educating and advocating for change.
The Sudden Cardiac Arrest Foundation’s mission is to raise awareness about sudden cardiac arrest and help save lives through education, research, and community.
Project ADAM is dedicated to making schools and communities heart-safe by implementing AED programs and emergency response plans. Their work has helped save countless young lives.
Who We Play For focuses on preventing sudden cardiac arrest in student-athletes through affordable cardiac screenings and education, helping families and schools protect young hearts.
Simon’s Heart raises awareness about conditions that lead to sudden cardiac arrest in children. Through advocacy, research, and community screenings, they work to protect young hearts.
The Citizen CPR Foundation is committed to saving lives by improving bystander CPR and AED use. Their resources and training programs empower individuals to act in cardiac emergencies.
Inspired by the rescue that saved her husband’s life, Louisville resident Karen Sheets-Mobley helped bring a publicly accessible AED to the Belknap neighborhood, creating a lasting resource that could help save future lives.
AEDs with real-time feedback should be as accessible as fire extinguishers, but only 49% of Americans feel confident they could locate the closest AED in a public place, if it were needed.
If you’d like to make a difference in your community, you can access materials designed to help you advocate and raise funds for more AEDs in schools, rec centers, and ball fields so we can empower more heroes, together.
*DATA SOURCE: Online survey of 2,046 adults ages 18 and older, conducted within the United States by The Harris Poll on behalf of ZOLL Medical from May 2-6, 2024.
