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HealthFriday, November 6

Connor Shaw's nonprofit teams up with Prisma Health to put more AEDs in public places

The 5AM Mauldin teamFrom Friday’s edition · 1 min read · 2 sources

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If you've followed Connor Shaw's story, here's the update. The former South Carolina quarterback collapsed in September 2025 while coaching his son's flag football game in Simpsonville. He's now fully recovered and focused on heart health.

“We’ve placed over 42 AEDs in communities across South Carolina with a real focus on parks and rec facilities.”

Connor Shaw, founder of HRTHUDL

His nonprofit, , is partnering with Prisma Health to expand CPR education and increase access to AEDs. Prisma Health also donated $50,000.

Shaw's nonprofit has placed AEDs and landed a donation

Over 42
AEDs placed across South Carolina
$50,000
donated by Prisma Health
  • cost: usually around $1,500 each
  • Charity golf tournament: Fri., Nov. 6, Solina Golf Club, West Columbia
  • Proceeds: AEDs for Columbia Police Department patrol vehicles

Double or triplechances of surviving a cardiac event with bystander CPR

Bystander CPR can double or triple a person's chances of surviving a cardiac event. An can also increase those chances.

Sources: WIS News 10, FOX Carolina News

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