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

Bystander Hands-Only
CPR Training

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 you...

This event is free to attend, and registration is encouraged. Walk-ins are welcome.

Two sessions available:
10:30 AM - 11:30 AM & 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM

TRAINING INCLUDES:

Thursday, November 12
Breslin Center, Michigan State University.

Free bystander hands-only CPR Training*

Practice Hands-Only CPR on a training manikin.

Get Hands On:

How to recognize sudden cardiac arrest.

Spot the Signs:

This event is free to attend, and registration is encouraged. Walk-ins are welcome.

Meet former MSU Assistant Head Basketball Coach Michael Garland and learn how CPR saved his life.

*Training does not provide formal CPR certification

Be Inspired:

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 engaged.

Not everyone gets that chance.

But everyone should.

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

THE PROBLEM WE CAN SOLVE — TOGETHER

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.

Share With 5 friends
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.