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The Wilbraham Arms Defibrillator Fundraising Campaign

AEDdonate Community Fundraising is raising money for AEDdonate
“The Wilbraham Arms Defibrillator Fundraising Campaign”

on 23 March 2030

AEDdonate take a F.I.R.M approach to Funding Installing Registering and Maintaining AEDs. Fundraising is an essential activity for AEDdonate, and your positive actions will help save lives. Thankyou. Contact our Team on 01785 472224 www.aeddonate.org.uk to download our fundraising pack.

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The Wilbraham Arms Defibrillator Fundraising Campaign


Rob and The Wilbraham Arms are partnering with AEDdonate to raise funds for one external defibrillator for the outside of the pub. This life-saving device will be accessible to anyone in the event of a sudden cardiac arrest (SCA).


Rob\'s Story


Hi, my name is Rob and throughout my life I have always enjoyed and taken part in swimming, cycling and running events.


Having recovered from prostate cancer in 2024, my aim was always to return back to the passion I had for these activities and to complete my local Alsager 5mile run in February 2025 , which I did complete.


However on my walk home I collapsed on the pavement following a heart attack and cardiac arrest. I was in the position that those who witnessed this were all trained in CPR and supported me until health professionals arrived and I was transported to the Royal Stoke hospital. Following the insertion of a stent and having had received excellent care and support from the staff I returned home.


It took time to recover at home and as I felt stronger again my focus was to complete the Alsager 5 again one year later which I successfully completed in February of this year.


My aim is to raise enough funds to be able to support a defibrillator at The Wilbraham Arms in Alsager, which is close to an area where the public can cycle and run. I would like to be able to support others who may benefit from this life saving equipment should it be needed.


How a Defibrillator Will Help the community 


Once installed, the defibrillator will be registered with the local ambulance trust and available for the public to use 24/7.


This doesn’t replace emergency services. Instead, it provides immediate, potentially life-saving intervention while the ambulance is enroute. The quicker the shock is delivered, the greater the chance of survival.


How You Can Support the Campaign
Your support can make a real, life-saving difference. Here’s how you can help:


💛 Make a donation to support the campaign
🎭 Host a fundraising event or theatre performance
🏃 Take on a virtual sponsored challenge
📢 Help raise awareness among friends, family, and the local community


To support this campaign or find out how to get involved, contact us on 01785 472224 or email info@aeddonate.org.uk.


Become a Community Defibrillator Champion
Do you know another area or group that could benefit from a public access defibrillator?


Join AEDdonate as a Community Champion, and we’ll guide you through the entire process—from campaign setup and fundraising support to installation. Funding availability varies by location, so please call us to check what’s available in your area.


 

Donation summary

Total
£1,051.00
+ £156.75 Gift Aid
Online
£751.00
Offline
£300.00

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