One Shot Foundation
Support Youth Cardiac Arrest Prevention
Newnan CPR & AED are a big supporter of the Matthew Mangine Jr. “One Shot” Foundation
The Matthew Mangine Jr. “One Shot” Foundation helps protect young athletes by promoting cardiac emergency
preparedness in youth and high school sports. Their work supports awareness, education, and practical safety
steps such as Emergency Action Plans (EAPs) and improved access to Automated External
Defibrillators (AEDs).
The One Shot foundation was created by Kim and Matt Mangine Sr. after they lost their healthy, active 16-year-old son,
Matthew Mangine Jr., to sudden cardiac arrest in June 2020. Parents should not have to bury healthy children, especially on a school practice field with CPR-trained coaches and trainers there. An AED was less than a minute away but was not
retrieved or used; EMS applied an AED about 15 minutes after he collapsed.
If you feel led to give, please consider donating directly to the One Shot Foundation. Your donation supports
their 501(c)(3) mission to help schools and sports programs be ready to respond – because in a cardiac emergency,
every minute matters.
Donate online
Scan the QR code or use the button below to donate securely to One Shot foundation at: OneShot.life.
Donate to the One Shot Foundation
Direct link: https://www.oneshot.life/donate/
Thank you for helping expand AED access
and emergency readiness.
Photo: One Shot Foundation and Zoll donate an AED 3 to Boys and Girls Club of Miami (Oct. 2025)
For all of our “Free CPR Training Courses” during American Heart Month, we are requesting donations to the One Shot Foundation!
For more information, see the One Foundation website: www.oneShot.life .
This page is provided for Newnan CPR visitors who want to learn about this One Shot Foundation charity that we support, and perhaps donate to their cause.