Kindly funded by CJ Hole for the local community. 

Kindly funded by the Community Centre following a free training session we provided to them.

Installation was achieved via lobbying local businesses and a door-to-door campaign in the local residential areas.

Approached Avon Fire & Rescue who agreed to host the Defibrillator. Unveiled by Joe Joyce of Bristol Bears during COVID.

Donations received from the local community via the pub, through a JustGiving page, in memory of a customer. The balance was made up from leafleting and a door-to-door campaign. 

Fundraising target met by the local community and a local business which helped bridge the final gap.

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This Defibrillator has been used twice, once within the first 6 months, where it saved a life with a bystander administering CPR. The patient is still alive today.

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Funded by money from Bristol charities following work with local figureheads.

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This Defibrillator was used within a short time of installation by Avon Fire and Rescue.

It was obvious that there should be a Defibrillator in this location. Kindly funded by CJ Hole for the local community.

This defibrillator has been used multiple times.

Kindly funded by Bristol Property.

An obvious central location, easy to find for the surrounding community. 

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The Defibrillator was used within a relatively brief timeframe after installation.

It was obvious that there should be a Defibrillator in this location. We are grateful for the building owner and tenant’s permission.

Funded via a Justgiving page plus a kind donation from Bob Hammond,  who dedicated the defibrillator to his wife. Thanks to the RAFA club for allowing installation on their site.

Donations received from the Church, the local community and staff at the local Lloyds bank. 

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Many thanks to the South Western Ambulance Service Trust who partnered with us to undertake public training sessions on three consecutive Saturdays.

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Installed as a result of a generous donation from Herschel Infrared and Paul O'Brien. The Defibrillator was activated within 8 days of installation. 

Previously 'Max Minerva's bookshop' we were given permission from the property landlord and tenant to arrange installation, following local business and community donations.

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This Defibrillator was used recently on a patient.

Generously funded by gym members following an approach made to the owner.

Funded by Bristol Charities following advice about the funding of the Stockwood Defibrillator. 

Approached community leaders as it was an obvious location. Very grateful that the property owner gave permission for installation.

This Defibrillator has been utilised at least twice, with pads placed on patients.

With thanks to donations from businesses and residents at the top end of Gloucester Road.

Generously funded by the centre, following a free training session that we provided.

Donations received from the local community and businesses via our JustGiving page. 

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Following the installation, we trained staff in CPR and the use of the Defribrillator. 

Funds raised via businesses at the lower end of Gloucester Road. With thanks to Future Leap for housing the Defibrillator. 

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This Defibrillator was used on Christmas Eve 2022.

We identified a need for a 2nd Defibrillator in Stoke Bishop.

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Numerous donations were received from local residents following a door-to-door appeal.

Thanks to the landlord of The Crafty Cow, this third installation on Gloucester road together with a pre-existing one in Berkley Road, means thousands of households either side of Gloucester Road from Cheltenham Road to Horfield Common are now inside the 3-5 minutes critical reach of an AED. 

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Funded by a generous donor following his attendance at a training session.

Multiple donations from the public and a previous donor, as well as the staff and patrons of The White Lion pub. 

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