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To provide a platform for citizens, supporters, and community stakeholders to improve outcomes for sudden cardiac arrest victims through empowering education, widespread distribution of defibrillators in public locations, and activation of citizen first responders to confidently and capably provide early care when needed. Learn more and get involved.

Our Impact This Year

  • People Trained

    44,000+

  • Clients Served

    200+

  • Sudden Cardiac Arrest Save Rate - over 3x the national average

    35%+

  • Defibrillators Managed

    500+

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What’s the best way to show thankfulness? By giving back to others. This Thanksgiving, remember the reason for the season by showing thanks through giving.

The sooner a bystander starts cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) on a person having a cardiac arrest up to 10 minutes after the arrest, the better the chances of survival and brain protection.

Why Everyone Should Get CPR Trained

I was in the kitchen and my roommate Tina came through and I asked her if she’d like a cup of tea and she said sure, just let me take the trash out. She came back and I was down on the floor and she immediately put one hand on me doing CPR and the other hand dialed 9-1-1. Citizen bystanders are the bridge between life and first responders. Spiritually my faith has grown immensely – just to wake up every day and to really think I’m here, I’m here! You know, I can’t say that I did that before.
Betty Neal

Eagle County Colorado Cardiac Arrest Survivor