Get Life-Saving AED Funding Support

Complete the online application on this page and submit it for review. You may also download the application, complete it, and return it by email, fax, or mail using the instructions provided.

Applications are typically reviewed within 3-5 business days. Approved applicants are contacted with their available AED Grant Program options and next steps.

Most businesses, churches, schools, nonprofits, medical offices, fitness facilities, government agencies, public safety organizations, and individuals may apply. Retailers, AED dealers, and AED resellers are not eligible for this program.

Approvals are available for a limited time and may depend on AED availability, manufacturer participation, and current program funding. Your approval notice will include the applicable timing details and next steps.

Yes. If now is not the right time, you may reapply later. Program availability, AED models, and approved pricing may change over time.

No. The program does not send reimbursement checks or cash grants to applicants. Approved program support is applied directly to the AED purchase price when ordering through AEDGrant.com.

Payment is generally required before an AED order is processed. If your organization requires a formal quote, invoice, purchase order, or internal approval process, let us know after approval so we can help provide the needed order documentation.

In many cases, yes. If you need more AEDs than originally requested, let us know so your approval can be reviewed or updated.

No. The number you enter helps us understand your AED needs. After approval, you may choose the quantity that fits your facility needs and budget.

Yes. Approved applicants may order online after receiving approval and account or order instructions from AEDGrant.com.

Shipping can vary based on AED model, accessories, order size, shipment value, destination, and carrier requirements. The website calculates shipping based on the order details available at checkout.

Expedited shipping may be available depending on the AED model, inventory status, destination, and carrier options. Contact us before ordering if you have an urgent deadline.

The right AED may depend on your budget, facility size, whether children may be present, the number of expected responders, desired features, and whether you prefer a semi-automatic or fully automatic model. Approved applicants can review available AED options and select the model that best fits their needs.

Each AED package may vary by model. AEDs typically include the AED unit and the standard accessories listed with that specific package, such as pads, battery, case, or setup items when included by the manufacturer. Cabinets, wall signs, pediatric pads, replacement batteries, and extra electrodes may be separate unless specifically listed.

A semi-automatic AED analyzes the heart rhythm and tells the rescuer when to press the shock button if a shock is needed. A fully automatic AED analyzes the heart rhythm and delivers the shock automatically if needed, after warning rescuers to stand clear.

The AED unit itself can last for many years when properly maintained. Pads and batteries have expiration dates and must be replaced according to the manufacturer’s instructions.

Delivery time can vary by AED model, manufacturer availability, order processing, payment, prescription requirements when applicable, and shipping method.

Some AEDs may require a prescription or medical authorization. If the AED you choose requires a prescription and you do not already have one, AEDGrant.com can help approved applicants with the necessary documentation.

Training is strongly recommended. AED laws and requirements can vary by state and organization type, so applicants should review local requirements. CPR/AED training helps responders feel more confident and prepared.

Training is not automatically included with every AED purchase unless it is specifically listed or quoted. Let us know if your organization needs CPR/AED training.

The AED should be easy to see, easy to access, and located where it can be retrieved quickly during an emergency. Larger buildings, multiple floors, multiple buildings, locked areas, outdoor areas, or vehicles may require more than one AED.

Onsite installation is not automatically included with AED purchase. Many AED cabinets and wall signs can be installed by a facility manager, maintenance team, or local contractor.

Approved applicants may have access to program pricing on eligible AED accessories such as replacement electrodes, batteries, cabinets, wall signs, and other AED supplies.

Most AEDs perform regular self-checks and display a readiness indicator. The main maintenance responsibility is to visually check the AED, confirm it shows ready status, and replace pads or batteries before they expire or after use.

AEDGrant.com can help approved applicants understand replacement pad and battery needs and provide eligible accessories for supported AED models. Contact us to review available ongoing service options.

Submit the application with your best estimate and include any questions in the message field. Our review team can help clarify AED quantity, placement, accessories, and available program options.

Approved applicants may request the documentation needed for internal review, budget approval, purchase order processing, or board approval.