be the one in anyone
Honoring Heroes Who Act When Sudden Cardiac Arrest Strikes.
When someone collapses from SCA, fast-acting bystanders and first responders can make the difference between life and death.
Beating hearts
AEDs Empower Bystanders
The Be the ONE in Anyone program enables ZOLL® Medical and SCA survivors to recognize the heroes who help save a life using a ZOLL AED. From the person who decided to purchase the AED, to the unexpected heroes who administered CPR and used the ZOLL AED, to the EMS team providing the next line of critical care, all of them made a difference.
in their words
Having the defibrillator available and the actions of my colleagues when I passed out are the reasons I survived my cardiac arrest.
SCA Survivor, ricki avery
giving back
Making More Heroes.
Saving More Lives.
ZOLL is committed to making AEDs readily available to the public to help ordinary people save more lives. As part of our Be the ONE program, survivors who agree to share their ZOLL AED save story are presented with a ZOLL AED to donate to their charity of choice. This is a way to celebrate our survivors, raise awareness, and allow these heroes to pay it forward to help another SCA victim.
These SCA rescue stories emphasize the critical role bystanders play in helping to increase the odds of survival, illustrating the importance of administering high-quality CPR and using an AED to restore a normal heart rhythm.
Share Your Story
Were you an unexpected hero who helped save an SCA victim using a ZOLL AED? Are you an SCA survivor who was saved with a ZOLL AED? If you’re an SCA survivor, a bystander who stepped in to help, or a professional rescuer involved in a rescue with a ZOLL public access AED, we want to hear your story.
Simply fill in the form and a ZOLL representative will reach out to you.
the stories
Meet the Heroes. Meet the Survivors.
For 13 Minutes, Four Coaches Became Lifesavers
A Story of Teamwork, AEDs, and a Teen Athlete’s Mission to Pay it Forward Through Education. Homer DeLattre, Joe Montrella, Rodney Chism, and Adam Walstrom never thought they would face a life-or-death emergency during a routine practice on September 18, 2024.
