❤️ One Dollar. One Heartbeat. One Chance to Save a Life.

Million Dollar Heartbeat Challenge

Every year, thousands of people collapse from sudden cardiac arrest with no warning. Most never make it to the hospital in time. But survival doubles — even triples — when someone nearby knows Hands-Only CPR or when an AED is available.

We’re on a mission to change that.
And it starts with just $1.

Donate $1. Save a heartbeat. Join the movement.

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Giving schools, campuses, and public spaces the most powerful tool in cardiac emergencies.

AED Access in High-Need Communities

Teaching students, families, teams, and communities how to respond in the first critical moments.

Hands-Only CPR Training

It takes two hands, 60 seconds, and one willing heart.
Your $1 fuels two life-saving efforts:

Most people think saving a life requires expertise, equipment, or hero training.
But the truth is simpler:

THE MILLION DOLLAR HEARTBEAT CHALLENGE

Your dollar does more than donate —
it starts a heartbeat that could outlive you.

Behind Champions of the Heart is a Survivor

Meet Coach Michael Garland, whose life was restored because two bystanders knew CPR and acted fast. Their story is a reminder of what’s possible when a community is equipped, empowered, and prepared.

Not everyone gets that chance.

But everyone should.

And that’s exactly what the Million Dollar Heartbeat Challenge is here to change.

70% of cardiac arrests happen outside hospitals.

Most bystanders don’t know CPR.

Many schools, gyms, and campuses don’t have working AEDs.

Minutes matter — and too many lives are lost in those minutes.

This doesn’t have to be our reality.
Your $1 helps rewrite the story.

Let's Get More Hands On Hearts

We’re rallying 1 million people across the country to give $1 toward a future where:

Donate $1
It’s simple. It’s fast. It’s powerful.

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Challenge your circle to save the next heartbeat.

Give for someone you love
A parent. A coach. A teammate. A stranger. Yourself.

Your $1 does more good than you realize.
Someone survives tomorrow because you acted today.