This past week, the One Shot Foundation experienced the profound power of community during the Seeds of Hope Grief Event, hosted in partnership with the Linnemann Family Funeral Home and Cremation Center.
The One Shot Foundation recently had the privilege of partnering with future healthcare leaders from the University of Cincinnati Health Sciences Pre-Physician Assistant program for a Take10 training session.
Our foundation team recently attended the 21st Annual National Heart to Heart, hosted by Parent Heart Watch and held in Orlando, FL. The conference brought together more than 200 heart health and safety advocates who are committed to eliminating preventable deaths from sudden cardiac arrest.
We love when the wider community gets involved in our mission, and we loved meeting with the Coldwell Banker Realty - Northern Kentucky Office team to share more about the work we do.
The more people who know how to perform CPR and use an AED, the more lives we can save when cardiac emergencies occur. Thanks, Crescent Insurance and NovaCare Rehabilitation, for partnering with us to train Crescent Insurance employees on hands-only CPR and how an AED works.
This week, foundation Co-Founder Kim Mangine and Program Development Director Lauren White worked with the safety team at Taylor High School and Three Rivers School District to place 14 new ZOLL Medical AEDs on campus.
Thank you to everyone who participated in this year's One Shot Golf Outing! Your support means we can further our mission to prevent cardiac-related deaths among student athletes.
Sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) is the leading cause of death in young athletes, with approximately 1 in 50,000 experiencing SCA annually during sports participation. Given the critical nature of these emergencies, having a well-structured Emergency Action Plan (EAP) is essential for ensuring a
The One Shot Foundation is proud to introduce another One Shot Ambassador – Alexis Loveless. Alexis is a 12th grader and a sudden cardiac arrest survivor.
