ILHR Grants

As a state-funded nonprofit, the Heart Rescue Project aims to improve how out-of-hospital cardiac arrest (OHCA) is recognized, treated, andmeasured in the State of Illinois. With a state population of over 12 million, Illinois Heart Rescue (ILHR) strives to make a significant public health impact in our nation by creating a model for cardiac arrest outcomes in both rural and large urban centers.

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EMS Action Grant

Provides free CPR training materials to EMS agencies within the State of Illinois to develop well-coordinated, high-performance resuscitative practices

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EMS AED Grant

Provides a free automated external defibrillator (AED) to emergency medical service (EMS) agencies to be placed anywhere in your community

A CPR training dummy lying on the floor with a blue vest and a medical monitor next to it. A red 'Illinois Heart Rescue' rescue board is nearby and a person's foot in a gold shoe with a red heart pattern is also visible.

Community AED Grant

Provides a free automated external defibrillator (AED) to organizations or schools within the State of Illinois in the event of a Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA)