AED Grants
Fill out the AED/DEFIBRILLATOR grant application form to the right to have someone from Cardiac Life™ contact you regarding your Automated External Defibrillator (AED) grant search. We will provide a DISCOUNTED AED & AED accessory quote after learning about your AED needs. We will also send a list of Community AED Grants.
Seek funding/grants for the purchase of an AED occasionally made available through:- Local Government
- State Government
- Federal Government
- Private funding
To get started, you can use any of the resources available online for assistance in your program search. Please note that grants often change and may no longer be a viable source of assistance, we are here to assist you in acquiring an AED program with or without a grant. The following often provides funding.
Government Funding:
Private Funding:- The Wal-Mart Foundation has a Community & Giving Program that provides assistance to improve the lives of individuals in their communities.
- The Target Foundation for K-12 schools and other non-profit organizations.
- First Responder
- FEMA provides grants for fire departments and firefighters.
Lions Clubs, Moose Lodges, Elks Clubs, Kiwanis, Rotary Clubs, Masonic Temples and Optimist Clubs.
If you are non-profit and serving children in Midwest and western states, you may qualify for assistance through the Union Pacific Foundation.
Additional Info:
A grant project can take weeks or months to complete. If your needs are more immediate, we suggest looking for civic groups such as those listed above. If your project is aimed at the well-being of children, look up your local Optimist Clubs.
Churches often look directly to their own congregations for help.
Complete the form at the top and we will contact you to discuss your AED Defibrillator needs.
Beware of False Grant Schemes
Schemes are plentiful. Some AED dealers mislead customers by offering brand-name AEDs and make the customer go through unnecessary steps to apply. They may ask customers to release confidential information and waste valued time with the intention of making the customer feel like they are getting a deal when they are not.