AED Donation Program
Funding Amount
Varies
Deadline
Rolling / Open
Grant Type
foundation
Overview
AED Donation Program
Overview: Through the AED Donation Program, the Gootter-Jensen Foundation has provided over 500 AEDs to schools, sports facilities, public places, nonprofits, and law enforcement vehicles throughout Southern Arizona since 2009.
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What is an AED:
An automated external defibrillator (AED) is a computerized medical device that checks heart rhythm, recognizes whether a shock is required, and administers a shock if needed. AEDs use voice prompts, lights, and text messages to guide rescuers through the process.
Long-Term Goal: To ensure all places where people work, worship, and play have an AED available in case of emergency.
Background: The Foundation's work is guided by the Community AED Act (2000) and the Cardiac Arrest Survival Act (2000), which authorized public access defibrillation programs and extended "Good Samaritan" protections.
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How to Apply
How to Apply
1. Download and fill out the application form (separate applications for Southern Arizona nonprofits vs. tennis facilities nationwide)
2. Submit completed application to the Foundation
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Application Forms:
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