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PulsePoint Foundation Holding Contest to Encourage Communities to Identify & Register AEDs

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This October, during Sudden Cardiac Arrest Awareness Month, the non-profit PulsePoint Foundation is rewarding communities for identifying and registering AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators).

Each AED registered from October 1 through 31 gains you an entry to win one of ten $500 Amazon gift cards. Collectively, the community that registers the most AEDs will be granted $5,000 towards the purchase of new AEDs from PulsePoint to provide to public-safety staff or place in underserved parts of the community.

AEDs must be registered through the free PulsePoint AED app or the online web portal. After verification, those AEDs are then added to the PulsePoint AED Registry to be shared with bystanders and 9-1-1 dispatchers during cardiac emergencies. The globally accessible PulsePoint AED Registry currently includes more than 126,000 AEDs.

Click here to download helpful resources and review the complete list of contest rules.

 

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