SCA Conversations: Breaking Down the Misconceptions
When is the last time you heard the words “sudden cardiac arrest” mentioned in a conversation about…
The Hands and Feet of a Mission: A Message of Thanks to our Volunteers
At Living for Zachary, we are on a constant mission to defeat sudden cardiac arrest in youth – and a mission…
Zac’s Legacy: 10th Anniversary HeartBeats Gala Video
On April 2nd 2009, Zachary Schrah lost his life to sudden cardiac arrest. But his story didn’t end there…
Heart Healthy at Home: Ideas for the Whole Family
Being inside for a long period of time, whether you are working from home or taking care of children, can leave even the calmest among us feeling a bit…
Standing Together: Resources for North Texas Families during COVID-19
During this uncertain time in North Texas, the United States and our world, the Living for Zachary Team…
An Evening of Legacy
On February 29, 2020, the Living for Zachary Family gathered at the Renaissance Dallas at Plano Legacy West Hotel for the 10th annual HeartBeats Gala. The energy in the room was palpable as we reflected on the achievements…
CPR: Debunking Your Fears
Imagine: you’re at the grocery store and suddenly, the stranger next to you drops to the floor and doesn’t appear to be breathing. A million thoughts run through your mind. You are CPR/AED certified and know how you are supposed to respond, but…
5 Reasons to Become a Member of The Pulse
Living for Zachary is excited to introduce The Pulse, a new and exclusive monthly giving program through which you can make an impact in North Texas like never before.
One Lucky Night
Bingo Night 2019 was a resounding success thanks to our fabulous attendees, sponsors and culinary contributors! Between the delicious cocktails and bites, raffle prizes, and ten VERY competitive rounds of Bingo, everyone was a winner at Bingo Night as we…
AEDs: One May Not Cover It
AEDs can mean the difference between life and death when it comes to sudden cardiac arrest (SCA). At Living for Zachary, we donate AEDs to youth-based organizations in order to give a second chance at life to those who suffer SCA, no matter where they are. But…
