Simon's Heart

Dedicated to preventing sudden cardiac arrest and death in children, teens, and young adults.

Simon's Heart raises awareness about the conditions that lead to sudden cardiac arrest and death in children.

06/17/2026

Not your average training day. 🔊💥

Saving a life is serious, but learning how to do it should be fun.

We’re hosting a 12-hour CPR Marathon powered by the ultimate playlist to keep the energy up.

Lock in your spot, pick your CPR Jukebox beat, lock down the rhythm, and walk away ready to save a life.

Learn more about our CPR Jukebox & Marathon: https://simonsheart.org/cpr-jukebox/

06/12/2026

Pick your track. Learn the beat. Save a life.🎶

Hands-only CPR requires a tempo of 100–120 BPM.

These tracks prove that learning the rhythm doesn't have to look like a boring classroom lecture. It just looks like your favorite playlist.

Learn more: simonsheart.org/cpr-jukebox/

Which track are you choosing? 👇

06/08/2026

What will you ask Howie Roseman over lunch?

Who will you take to see Bruno Mars at the Linc?

Which Eagles player are you most excited to watch at Training Camp?

What will you order from your seats in the Diamond Club?

We’ve secured nine really cool concert and sporting experiences for this summer and fall. You bid. We’ll protect hearts and save lives.

Every dollar raised helps Simon’s Heart prevent sudden cardiac arrest in children, teens, and young adults.

And to make things a little more interesting, every bidder will be entered to win a $250 gift card.

That’s it. You do your part. We’ll do ours.

Bid now: https://bit.ly/4vGrU6B

06/05/2026

Two steps. One beat. Anyone can do it.

We are cutting through the noise to show you that hands-only CPR belongs to the whole community.

If you can push to the rhythm of a song, you can step up on the sidelines.

It’s a collective team effort, and it starts with learning the tempo.

Find Your Beat: simonsheart.org/cpr-jukebox/

06/03/2026

Could you find your facility’s AED and get back to the field in under 180 seconds? ⏱️

It’s easy to assume someone else has it handled, or that the device is right where it belongs. But the reality is stark: thousands of SCA incidents happen annually in the U.S., yet bystander AED use remains critically low.

Parents, coaches, players; next time you step onto the field, make sure you know where that AED is located.

🔗Get an AED where your child learn and play - GotAED.org

06/01/2026

Too many people hesitate to step in during a cardiac emergency because they think they aren't "qualified" enough.

The truth?

You don't need a medical degree or a certification to save a teammate, a student, or a child. You just need the willingness to act.

This week is National CPR and AED Awareness Week, but cardiac arrest doesn't wait for a special event.

It happens on ordinary Tuesdays, on the sidelines, or in the gym. Immediate hands-only CPR can double or triple survival rates. It takes less than two minutes to learn the rhythm.

Learn more: simonsheart.org/

05/31/2026

Who would you take to Pebble Beach?

This December, Simon’s Heart will send one winner and a guest to play in the Lexus Champions for Charity Tournament, including rounds at Pebble Beach, Spyglass Hill and Poppy Hills.

Three legendary courses. Three unforgettable days.

It could be you.

Details here: bit.ly/PebbleRaffle

05/28/2026

Bryson is 13. He collapsed while playing baseball and went into sudden cardiac arrest. Fortunately, he survived.

Most people don’t think about CPR or AED access until they need it. It won’t be your child until it is. At least, that was our thinking.

We’re pulling for you, Bryson. ❤️

Full story: https://people.com/13-year-old-baseball-player-goes-into-cardiac-arrest-during-game-in-north-carolina-11981884

05/26/2026

Thirty years ago today, two people said yes to a future they could not possibly predict.

If that day never happened, there is no Simon. There is no Simon’s Heart.

We can plan our journey, but the road and destination are never certain.

Happy Anniversary to our founders. ❤️

05/24/2026

Greg Moyer’s Law is meaningful progress for Pennsylvania schools and student safety. We were proud to play a small role in the advocacy effort.

And this moment forces us to hold two truths: gratitude for what’s been accomplished and disappointment about what got left out.

Cardiac emergency response plans matter. AED tracking matters. Annual drills matter. Identifying key personnel who must maintain CPR and AED certification matters. Reduced pricing and expanded access to AEDs matter.

These are real improvements.

But the law does not require comprehensive CPR education for most school personnel. It does not establish clear AED placement standards. It does not define how many AEDs schools need or how quickly one must be reachable during an emergency.

The law states that AEDs must be “situated in such a manner that is readily accessible for students participating in interscholastic athletics and practices.” That leaves a great deal open for interpretation.

Sudden cardiac arrest survival is measured in minutes. We do not have time for interpretation.

This law is a significant step forward. The legislative and advocacy process requires compromise.

We celebrate this advancement. But because Pennsylvania still falls short of recognized best practices, we remain committed to the work that still needs to be done.

Address

PO Box 86
Conshohocken, PA
19428

Telephone

+12676431400

Website

http://www.simonsheart.org/

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