STATEWIDE IMPACT
30 AEDs and 15 wall cabinets placed so far across those 13 locations.
Hustl Sports Performance — AED + wall cabinet
Laurens Co Parks and Rec — AED
South Carolina Senior Games — AED
Darlington Co Sheriff's Office & Hartsville PD — 5 AEDs
Greenville YMCA (Caine Halter location) — AED
Simpsonville Parks and Rec — 5 AEDs + 5 wall cabinets (Gracely, Alder, Woodside, Heritage Parks)
Mauldin Parks & Rec — 5 AEDs + 5 wall cabinets
South Carolina Equine Park — 2 AEDs + 2 wall cabinets
Conway Parks & Rec — 1 AED + 1 wall cabinet
Town of Honea Path Rec Center — 2 AEDs + 1 wall cabinet
Town of Society Hill PD — 2 AEDs (Colton Memorial Legacy Fund)
City of Greenville PD Motorcycles (Swamp Rabbit Trail) — 3 AEDs (Colton Memorial Legacy Fund)
Capstone Church Gym — 1 AED
AED Placements
Coastal Carolina National Bank — Hands-only CPR training
TRAINING
Join our coalition to equip 300 Columbia PD front lines vehicle with life saving AEDs.
Colton James harman memorial
Colton James Harman, 24, of Columbia, completed his earthly race while participating in the Greenville Half Marathon on Saturday, February 28, 2026. Born in Columbia, South Carolina, on November 19, 2001, he was the beloved son of Gary Duane Harman and Nikki Lee Lukas Harman.
In honor of Colton’s life, the Colton James Memorial Fund has been established through HRTHUDL.
This fund exists to carry forward a mission that saves lives — equipping communities with life-saving Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) and providing CPR training so that more people are prepared to respond in a cardiac emergency.
Every dollar given in Colton’s memory will help place AEDs in communities and train individuals to act when seconds matter most. Through these efforts, Colton’s legacy will live on by helping give others the chance to survive sudden cardiac arrest.
We are deeply grateful to Colton’s family for allowing us to honor his life in this way, and for turning unimaginable loss into a mission that will protect and serve others.