In the Know
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One Life Saved Inspires Action to Help Protect Thousands More
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…
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ZOLL and the Preston Settles Memorial Fund Support Youth Sports Safety
A special moment at Fenway Park celebrated Preston Settles' lasting impact and a shared commitment to protecting young athletes. Together, ZOLL and the Settles family announced plans to expand AED…
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AED Survivor Carter Zahn Gives Back
After surviving sudden cardiac arrest on the basketball court, Carter Zahn is helping bring public AED access to his community so others can get lifesaving help when seconds matter most.
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Rachel Moyer Impact in Action Award
Rachel Moyer receives the 2025 Impact in Action Award for 25 years of AED advocacy, CPR training, and strengthening cardiac safety in schools and communities.
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Knowing an AED’s location can help save lives
Making AEDs visible and accessible empowers anyone to act quickly in a cardiac emergency. Clear placement and easy access can make a difference.
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My Son Survived Cardiac Arrest—Is Your School Ready?
A mom’s story of her son’s sudden cardiac arrest shows why AEDs and emergency plans in schools aren’t optional—they’re lifesaving.
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How to Be SCA-Ready as a Sports Parent
Sudden cardiac arrest is the #1 cause of death in young athletes—but you can help change that. Here are 3 simple ways parents can be prepared to save a life.
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Tampa Leads the Way: Every Patrol Car Now Equipped
Tampa equips every police patrol car with a ZOLL AED, transforming first responders into lifesavers thanks to a bold community partnership.
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Local Girl Scout Leads the Charge to Help Save Lives with AEDs
When a local Girl Scout learned there was only one AED in her town, she took action. Now, she’s raising money to place lifesaving devices where they’re needed most —…
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ZOLL Campaign Helps Equip 32 Youth Groups with AEDs
ZOLL’s Anything Can Happen Campaign and Simon’s Heart Donate AEDs to 32 Youth Organizations Across the U.S.