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Rising Brook Community Church Defibrillator Campaign

AEDdonate Community Fundraising is raising money for AEDdonate
“Rising Brook Community Church Defibrillator Campaign”

on 10 June 2030

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Story

Rising Brook Community Church, Stafford, is fundraising for a community-access defibrillator to be installed at the church for the benefit of both the congregation and the wider local community.

As a church that serves people of all ages through worship services, community groups, children's activities and outreach programmes, we believe it is important to provide access to lifesaving equipment that could make a critical difference during a medical emergency.

Every minute matters when someone suffers a sudden cardiac arrest. Having a publicly accessible defibrillator available on site could help save a life by providing immediate assistance before emergency services arrive.

Our church is at the heart of the local community, welcoming people through its doors every week. By installing a defibrillator, we hope to create a safer environment not only for those attending church activities but also for residents, visitors and anyone in the surrounding area who may need access to this vital equipment.

With the support of AEDdonate, we are hoping to raise funds for the defibrillator, external cabinet and installation so that it can be available to the public 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Any donation, fundraising support or share of this campaign will help us take one step closer to making Rising Brook a safer community for everyone.

Why a Defibrillator is So Important

Every year in the UK, more than 30,000 people suffer an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest. Sadly, fewer than 1 in 10 survive.

When a cardiac arrest occurs, every minute without CPR and defibrillation reduces the chance of survival by around 10%. Early intervention, including CPR and the use of a defibrillator, can dramatically increase survival rates.

Despite this, public access defibrillators are used in only a small percentage of cases, highlighting the need for more devices to be available within our communities.

How a Defibrillator Will Help the Community

Once installed, the defibrillator will be registered with the local ambulance service and available for public use 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The device does not replace emergency medical care. Instead, it provides immediate support while an ambulance is on its way. The sooner a defibrillator can be used, the greater the chance of survival.

By installing a publicly accessible defibrillator at Rising Brook Community Church, we can help provide reassurance and potentially lifesaving support to local residents, visitors and those attending church activities.

How You Can Support the Campaign

Your support can make a real difference. Here are a few ways you can help:

* Make a donation to support the campaign.

* Organise a coffee morning, bake sale or church fundraising event.

* Host a community concert or fundraising activity.

* Take part in a sponsored challenge.

* Share the campaign with friends, family and the local community.

To support this campaign or find out how you can get involved, please contact us on 01785 472224 or email [info@aeddonate.org.uk](mailto:info@aeddonate.org.uk).

Become a Community Defibrillator Champion

Do you know another church, community group or organisation that could benefit from a public access defibrillator?

Join AEDdonate as a Community Champion and we will guide you through the entire process, from campaign setup and fundraising support to installation. Funding availability varies by location, so please contact us to find out what support may be available in your area.

Donation summary

Total
£330.00
+ £7.50 Gift Aid
Online
£30.00
Offline
£300.00

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