"Bringing Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) to the Local Community"
Rescue Heart Foundation -- a 501c3 Organization
Rescue Heart in the News
The OC Register highlights Rescue Heart’s mission to Haiti. Angie Edgerly delivers AED to orphanage.
Why a Neighborhood AED
Seconds matter–with every minute that goes by, survival rates drop 10 percent.
Bike Ride 2010
Angie biked from the Golden Gate Bridge to the Santa Monica Pier–the trip raised over $2,000 from sponsors for a new AED.
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Angie visited New York where City officials honored her and other Board members with a...
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It may be a figure of speech but when you join hearts and hands with those who care,...
I want to give a shout-out to the wonderful staff at REI, especially one lady in...
About Angie Edgerly
She is a whirlwind of activity, always on the go, always dreaming up new projects. She has a passion to help people who are suffering. This has led her to Kenya, Haiti, and camps on Catalina Island and West Virginia. Rescue Hearts Expands
Rescue Heart is growing.
If you have an interest in learning how to open a Rescue Heart Chapter in your town or city, please contact Angie Edgerly on Contact Page or at 714-222-2400. We welcome all inquiries.
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