Emergency Response Team of Stonecrest Inc.

“Line 16- other expenses equipment,batteries, pads, supplies 5,226 alert system 3,996 charity ball expenses 4,033 cpr training costs, supplies 634 office supplies, printing 453 filing fees, bank charges 80 accounting fees 300 total 14,730”

“Revenue from cpr classes 240 total 240”

“Facilitate the acquisition and placement of aed equipment and provide cpr and aed training to residents and staff of the stonecrest retirement community for certification of trained volunteer responders for emergencies within the community.”

“Statement of program service accomplishments emergency response team of stonecrest, inc. (erts) is organized exclusively to provide a partnership with the county fire rescue and other emergency response agencies in order to provide and improve the initial emergency defibrillator services and cardiopulmonary resuscitation to residents of the stonecrest retirement community during a medical emergency of those suffering a cardiac arrest or a choking victim, by providing an internal group of trained volunteer emergency responders, in accordance with the charitable purposes under section 501(c)(3)of the internal revenue code, or the corresponding section of any future federal tax code. Erts provides this service to the twenty-nine(29) neighborhoods and all common areas, such as community centers, swimming pools, sports fields and the golf courses of the stonecrest retirement community. Automated defibrillators (aed's) have been purchased and placed throughout the community. A total of 344 resident volunteers have been trained and certified in cardiopulmonary resuscitation (cpr) and the use of the aed's.”

“Provide cardiopulmonary resuscitation (cpr) and automated defibrillator (aed) training to residents and staff of the stoncrest community, resulting in the resident's and staff's certification through marion county and the required recertification of the responders every two years. During 2015, 14 residents completed the cpr/aed training, and 9 residents completed the required recertification. Through 2015, a total of 344 residents and staff have been trained and 299 have completed the recertification.”