Fifteen years of protecting youth from Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Fifteen years of protecting youth from Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Fifteen years of protecting youth from Sudden Cardiac Arrest
Our Story & Mission in a 12-Minute Podcast
How You Can Help
Thousands of young people die every year from Sudden Cardiac Arrest, often without any warning signs. The only definitive way to save a life is by restarting the heart with an automated external defibrillator (AED). Many of the outdoor fields throughout the Chicagoland area do not have an AED installed, leaving our youth unprotected should an emergency occur.
That’s why the Jennifer Lynn Snyder Teen Heart Foundation has an all-inclusive AED Grant program for organizations throughout the greater community. It’s through your support that Jenny’s Mission can be fulfilled; your donations make this grant program possible and go directly towards saving young lives.
We're Making A Difference!
In the past 15 years, Jenny's Mission has placed AEDs on outdoor fields throughout the Chicagoland so that the youth who play there are safe.
Jenny's Story
In 2008, Jenny’s heart suddenly stopped on a soccer field when she had a sudden cardiac arrest from an undetected heart condition. No AED was available to restart her heart and she was lost.
We Grant AEDs!
As part of Jenny’s Mission, the Foundation accepts applicants from the Chicagoland area for our Community AED Grant Program. If you are an organization that has outdoor fields or playing areas, you should have an AED to ensure the safety of the youth that play there. We can help! Learn more about our AED grant program.
In The News
NBC’s TODAY Show accompanies Michele Snyder to the field where her daughter died to talk about sudden cardiac arrest in youth and the work JLS Teen Heart Foundation does to protect the heart of communities with AEDs.
THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
THANKS TO OUR SPONSORS
Contact Us
Please complete the contact form or contact:
Michele Snyder
michelesnyder525@gmail.com
847-612-4607