From The Heart, For the Heart: Community Defibrillator Project

From the Heart, For the Heart: Fundraising for Community Defibrillator Project

Chapman Valley is a great place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city. No neighbors, stars for miles…nothing but peace and quiet. Our goal is to improve the response time for those suffering from a medical episode in the Howes Valley area, and our current focus is to purchase a Defibrillator/AED (automated external defibrillator) to station at our main office. This will be available for everyone visiting Chapman Valley, as well as those who live in the local community. We could really use your help!

We’ve pulled together a great pool of prizes that you can WIN! Buy as many tickets as you like, the more entries the better your chances! Tickets are $10 each or 15 tickets for $100 and we have a limited number available! Prizes include:

$250 Voucher from Chapman Valley
Custom Hand-drawn Pet Portrait From our very own Clare Staunton
A Basket of luxurious Arbonne Goodies
$30 Baker’s Delight Singleton Gift Voucher
Shampoo, Cut, and Blow-Dry from Flaunt It Hair & Beauty
Rabbit Pot Candle from Posh Pieces Hunter Valley
Wines from McLeish Estate Wines
A Box of Cool Merch & Natural Healing Products from Kjahli
5 hours of Admin Support for a Small Business from Charlotte Lewis of Driftwood Administration

and More!

Don’t forget to list your preference of prizes on the additional information section of the booking so we can pick them out for you if you win! Good luck!

Help us protect you and your loved ones in case of a sudden cardiac arrest!

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Did you know?

According to NSW Health, over 8,500 people experience an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in NSW every year and only 12% survive. For every minute that passes after a person has a cardiac arrest, the chance of survival decreases. Having an AED at the property is your “𝐪𝐮𝐢𝐜𝐤 𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧” and this can increase the chance of survival. We could really use your help to achieve this goal and protect our guests, families, and the Howes Valley community in case of a sudden cardiac arrest.