Advancing U.P. Health

AED Program

The 2025 AED Program application is now closed.

Important Dates

  • Application opens: Sunday, February 1, 2026

  • AED’s distributed on a first-come, first-serve basis

AED Program RFP
AED Program Application Questions

2025 AED Recipients→

Person holding a yellow and blue defibrillator with emergency symbols on it.

 Advancing U.P. Health

Purpose

The Superior Health Foundation’s AED Program is intended to supply lifesaving devices to nonprofit organizations across the Upper Peninsula. SHF receives a number of AED requests each year, and this program represents an efficient and cost-effective way to address these needs.

WHO SHOULD APPLY

Any tax-exempt organization that has or utilizes public space, hosts group events or activities, or serves a large number of older adults can submit a request for an AED.

Application Process

Please visit our grants portal to apply.

Applicants will be asked to provide their EIN, proof of tax-exempt status, and information about how many individuals they serve in person, what kind of group activities they hold, and where the AED will be kept.

AEDs are disbursed on a first-come, first-served basis to qualified nonprofit and tax-exempt organizations. Organizations are eligible for one AED. Applicants must certify that they are prepared to cover battery and pad replacement costs when they expire.

For more information, please contact the Superior Health Foundation at shf@shfmi.org.

Person holding a yellow HeartSine samaritan PAD defibrillator in a school hallway with lockers in the background.

If you would like to donate to our AED program to ensure more organizations are able to receive these important devices, please click here.