Watch Me! Sports Bar hosted Savy King of Hearts for CPR at the Bar, bringing people of all ages together for free Hands-Only CPR education during the US Open Women’s Final Watch Party.

Alongside our partners at the American Heart Association, attendees had the opportunity to learn and practice a skill that could save a life. Through our partnership with Defibtech, the day also included AED donations to Watch Me! Sports Bar and United City FC, helping place lifesaving equipment directly into the community.

And a special thank you to Nike for continuing to show love and support for Savy and the mission.

CPR at the Bar brought community and partners together around one goal: helping more people be ready to save a life.

While in Boston for Angel City FC’s matchup against Boston Legacy FC, Savy used her day off to give back. Savy King of Hearts teamed up with Defibtech to donate two AEDs to Boston Pubic Schools. Savy personally delivered the AEDs to John D. O’Bryant School, where she spent time with the girls soccer team and participated in a Hands-Only CPR demonstration.

Savy King joined Damar Hamlin and American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown to share how their journeys have shaped a shared mission to save lives.

Together, they spoke about the importance of hands only CPR and the work being done across the NWSL and NFL to prepare more people to respond when every second counts.

Savy was honored to attend the ESPYS as a nominee for Best Comeback Athlete. More importantly, it was an opportunity to share the mission behind Savy King of Hearts.

From the moment Savy collapsed on the field to standing on the ESPYS red carpet just over a year later, every step has reinforced why CPR education, AED awareness, and emergency preparedness matter.

Savy King joined fellow athlete Damar Hamlin and Abbott HeartMates for a meaningful visit with adult and pediatric cardiology patients at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center.

Together, they spent time sharing gifts, laughter, and their personal experiences overcoming life-threatening cardiac emergencies, offering encouragement and hope to patients and their families.

As part of Dow’s SOAR Summit during the Dow Championship, Savy King joined Dow Chair and CEO Jim Fitterling, NFL Hall of Famer Barry Sanders, and American Heart Association CEO Nancy Brown for a conversation focused on heart health.

Drawing from her own experience as a cardiac arrest survivor, Savy shared her journey of recovery and the lessons she has learned since her life changed in an instant. The discussion explored advances in cardiac care, the importance of CPR and emergency preparedness, and the critical role that family, teammates, medical professionals, and community support play in recovery after a cardiac event.

The conversation reinforced a core mission of Savy King of Hearts: empowering more people with the knowledge and confidence to act when every second counts.

During National CPR & AED Awareness Month, Savy joined the American Heart Association and the Red Sox Foundation at historic Fenway Park to help inspire the next generation of lifesavers. As part of a panel discussion, she shared her personal story and spoke about the importance of CPR and AED awareness, highlighting how immediate action during a cardiac emergency can save a life. She also had the honor of throwing out the ceremonial first pitch.

The event brought together more than 400 youth athletes, coaches, educators, and community leaders for Hands Only CPR training on the Fenway Park field. The training marked a historic milestone as the first CPR training ever held on the field at Fenway Park.

For Savy King of Hearts, the event was another opportunity to advance its mission of expanding CPR education, increasing AED awareness, and empowering more people to be prepared to save a life.

Savy joined the Children’s Heart Foundation Congenital Heart Walk as a speaker and advocate, sharing her story with families impacted by congenital heart disease. Through Savy King of Hearts, she also hosted a CPR activation with support from the American Heart Association, helping families learn simple lifesaving skills and connect with heart health resources.

Savy King of Hearts brought its mission directly to fans at BMO Stadium on Heroes Night during Angel City FC’s match against the Houston Dash. The energy in the stadium created space for something bigger than the game. A real moment to connect with the community. With support from the American Heart Association, the team led hands-on CPR demos, shared practical resources, and gave fans tools they can use in an emergency. The goal stayed simple. More people ready to act. More confidence using CPR and AEDs when it counts.

Savy joined Jennifer Hudson on The Jennifer Hudson Show to share her journey from her on-field cardiac emergency to recovery and the launch of her non-profit, Savy King of Hearts. Jennifer created such a warm and powerful space for Savy to talk about turning a life changing moment into a mission to help others learn CPR and be ready to save a life.

Savy King joined Nancy Brown of the American Heart Association and Damar Hamlin on Radio Row during Super Bowl LX weekend to share their survival stories and champion nationwide CPR awareness. Together they turned a moment of tragedy into a movement, inspiring fans everywhere to learn lifesaving skills and build a stronger Nation of Lifesavers.

From the field to real life impact. At the inaugural Savy King Elite Camp, the work extended beyond soccer. In partnership with the American Heart Association, we delivered a hands only CPR demonstration to athletes and families. The goal was clear. Build knowledge. Build confidence. Prepare communities to act in critical moments. This effort reflects our commitment to turning visibility in sport into practical, lifesaving education that reaches beyond the game and into everyday life.

During the NWSL Awards, Savy King honored her heroes Sarah Smith and Hollie Walusz for the actions that saved her life during her on field emergency. She also introduced a new initiative created with her nonprofit Savy King of Hearts, the NWSL, and the American Heart Association. This program will bring free Hands Only CPR and AED training to all NWSL players, coaches, and staff for the 2026 season. This work will make the NWSL the first professional sports league in the United States to provide universal CPR and AED training to everyone across the league.

Savy joined the Welcome to the Party show, hosted by Abby Wambach and Julie Foudy, at WatchMe Sports Bar in Long Beach for the Gotham vs. Orlando semifinal watch party. She shared her journey and the mission of Savy King of Hearts, highlighting the importance of CPR education and helping families stay prepared. It was a chance to speak directly about why this work matters and how the nonprofit supports safer communities.

Savy returned to Chapel Hill as the featured speaker for the FORevHER Tar Heels event, Resilience in Action: The Journey to Wellbeing. Sharing her story as a former Carolina Women’s Soccer player and current Angel City FC defender, Savy spoke about how surviving a sudden cardiac event reshaped her perspective as both an athlete and an advocate. Through her work with Savy King of Hearts, she continues to champion physical and mental wellness, empowering others to lead with strength, self-awareness, and heart.

Savy joined Nike’s LA Coach Summit, connecting with hundreds of youth coaches dedicated to making sports more inclusive and empowering for kids. As a Nike athlete and founder of Savy King of Hearts, she shared her story and the importance of creating safe, supportive environments both on and off the field. Her message echoed the heart of her mission: using sport as a platform to inspire, educate, and strengthen communities through purpose and heart.

Savy visited DNA Prep Academy in Chatsworth to speak with students about perseverance and purpose. Savy shared how her own journey through recovery has strengthened her commitment to growth, both as an athlete and as a person. She encouraged students to embrace challenges, care for their health, and lead with compassion and confidence on and off the field. 

Savy joined Linda Tsai, Executive Director of the American Heart Association Los Angeles, at BMO Stadium to present the Heart Saver Award to Sarah Smith and Hollie Walusz, the two women whose quick actions and CPR skills saved Savy’s life. It was a deeply emotional and inspiring moment that shined a powerful light on the impact of CPR and the everyday heroes who step up when it matters most. 

Savy joined Footy Friday as a special guest, connecting with young athletes for an evening centered on soccer, mentorship, and empowerment. She shared insights from her journey, highlighting the importance of community, visibility, and purpose both on and off the field. Savy continues to show how sport can be a powerful platform to raise awareness, foster connection, inspire action and uplift the next generation. 

Savy joined Nike at SoFi Stadium for the LA Athlete Panel. Savy shared her journey as a professional player and opened up about her recent recovery process following heart surgery and the importance of CPR. She also gave attendees a firsthand perspective on the dedication, challenges, and rewards that come with competing at the highest level.

Savy had the honor of attending the 2025 ESPY Awards, joining athletes and changemakers from across the sports world for an unforgettable night of celebration. For Savy, it was more than a red-carpet moment, it was a chance to represent her journey and her mission through Savy King of Hearts. The evening highlighted the power of sports to inspire, unite, and heal, a reflection of Savy’s commitment to turning her own experience into a platform for awareness, advocacy, and action in heart health.