$500 Towards Your Clubs Defibrillator

Did you know that sudden cardiac arrest occurs three times more frequently in athletes than non-athletes? Why? Because physical activity can act as a triggering risk factor, regardless of your fitness level, weight, or age. (Read more).

As the experts in defibrillators, we are delighted to announce the introduction of a $500 grant program aimed at enabling sporting clubs, non for profits and charities to acquire your own AED (defibrillator).

Alpha Sport invites you to complete the grant application below, allowing you to benefit from a $500 discount on the purchase of a Save a Life AED Bundle for your sporting club.


Apply For Your Grant Below

Our grant is applicable on Mindray Beneheart C1A Save A Life AED Bundles unless otherwise negotiated. Applicants must be a community group, community sports club, non for profit, or charity. The $500 grant cannot be combined with any other discount or sales promotion.

What is not included? 

• Cost of shipping 
• Accredited CPR, First Aid, ongoing or additional face to face AED familiarisation instruction 
• Out of warranty repair of equipment 
• Replacement costs of consumables including batteries & electrode pads 
• Replacement or temporary replacement of the AED if it is damaged or unrecoverable through wear and tear, vandalism, accident, theft or misuse 
• General first aid maintenance items or equipment (items requiring cleaning and disinfecting after use)

About Cardiac Arrest

Did you know that sudden cardiac arrest occurs three times more frequently in athletes than non-athletes? Why? Because physical activity can act as a triggering risk factor, regardless of your fitness level, weight, or age. (Read more). Often, the high cost of acquiring a defibrillator can pose a barrier to sporting clubs being first aid prepared, leaving individuals in these settings vulnerable during emergencies.

The Heart Foundation has recorded alarming statistics that 375,000 Australians experience a heart attack each year. 1 in 20 of these ends in death, equating to one person dying of a heart attack every 74 minutes, or on average 19 people every day. Of these that end up in cardiac arrest, every minute that passes the chance of survival decreases 10 per cent.

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