Crowdfunding for defibrillators

Crowdfund for a defibrillator

Every minute counts. Cardiac arrest is sudden and often without warning. Increasing public access to defibrillators rapidly increases the chance of survival. Raise money for defibs on Crowdfunder.

Defibriilators

Inexpensive

Defibrillators save lives but they're relatively inexpensive. They can be as little as £1,000.

Togetherness

A Crowdfunder will bring together your community around the cause in a really fun way.

Fundraisers

You can enable fundraisers, allowing people to raise money on behalf of the defib project.

Support

Crowdfunder has all the help you need to run a successful crowdfunding campaign.

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How it works

Set up your page

1

Create your page, tell your story, explain your plans and set your fundraising target.

Spread the word

2

Tell everyone you know about your fundraiser – friends, colleagues and your community.

Get funded

3

Supporters donate or pledge money towards your fundraiser, helping to reach your target.

Get started

Crowdfunding defibrillators: working together to make an impact

Crowdfunder's Murry Toms explains how a community response to Justin Edinburgh's unexpected passing led to a wider campaign to improve access to defibrillators, creating a lasting legacy through crowdfunding.

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Success Story:
The Little Miracles Charity

The Little Miracles Charity saw seven children fall unconscious at their centre and required urgent support. In the end they raised £3,117 to cover the ongoing running costs of defibrillators, ensuring life saving equipment is always on hand.

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Training and support

Crowdfunding can help you build support and raise money for your idea – but it requires planning. That’s why we’ve created practical tools to help you get started and succeed.

In partnership with

The Justin Edinburgh 3 Foundation is changing outcomes in the face of cardiac arrest, empowering every person to act fast and with the right skills and access to life-saving resources. If you'd like to get in touch with them directly, you can email [email protected]

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