At this time, we do not provide or fund AED devices. Our work focuses on AED awareness, advocacy, and the provincial registry.

AEDs are often located in schools, recreation centres, sports facilities, workplaces, malls, airports, and large public buildings—aiming to be widely accessible.

In 2020, the province passed the Defibrillator Registration and Public Access Act (Bill 141), which encourages broader public access to defibrillation. Regulations are currently in progress to support the act.

Communities play a vital role in strengthening Ontario’s chain of survival. You can support the AED Foundation of Ontario by: Together, we can make AEDs more visible, connected, and ready to save lives. Registering AEDs so they can be found in an emergency. Raising awareness about sudden cardiac arrest and AED use. Sharing stories of survival and community response. Advocating for AED access in public spaces.

No. AEDFO does not sell AEDs or AED accessories.