C.H.A.S.E. for Life - Founder of the "Stayin' Alive" Movement for Global CPR Awareness...

C.H.A.S.E. for Life - Founder of the "Stayin' Alive" Movement for Global CPR
Awareness - Offers Free Life-saving Resources

LITTLE SILVER, N.J., Oct. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- In a recession economy, American
families are cutting all but the most essential expenditures. Optional, or
discretionary, items are the first to go.

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But Farley Boyle, founder and executive director of C.H.A.S.E. for Life (CPR,
Heimlich, Awareness, Safety Education), a non-profit organization that
educates anyone with a hand on a child in basic life saving skills, believes
that life-saving resources should be FREE not optional - especially during a
recession -- and her organization is offering them to everyone for free.

Besides offering resources for free, Ms. Boyle's organization has given
CPR/Heimlich a facelift by removing the barriers that confront anyone who
wants to learn. Ms. Boyle says, "Certification is a commitment. It takes
time and costs money. CPR makes people anxious and nervous. We take the
opposite approach by making life-saving education as brief and user-friendly
as possible as demonstrated in all of our resources. They're attractive, and
trendy."

Her first step was the production of "How to Save a Life," an animated film
themed to the Bee Gee's immortal hit, "Stayin' Alive." Granted rights to the
tune, Ms. Boyle birthed an iconic cartoon character, "Paddy the Penguin."
Paddy educates viewers through the use of repetition, visual demonstration,
graphic buzz words and original song.

Ms. Boyle, whose daughter survived a near-drowning in 2005 because her husband
had taken a for-pay, elective infant/child CPR course, said, "I decided to
give back by making a positive out of a negative thanks to our happy ending.
It proves that CPR really works, whether you are certified or not."

"We will change the statistics in this country by providing free prevention
education and awareness campaigns." Ms. Boyle added, "If you can remember 20%
of what you see in the film, you will have an 80% chance of saving a life.
Children's bodies reignite with just a spark due to their size."

Today, C.H.A.S.E. for Life's "Stayin' Alive" campaign is spreading throughout
the U.S. All of their life-saving resources are also available in Spanish,
and Ms. Boyle's campaign for mandatory, free CPR/Heimlich instruction for all
families with newborn babies is proliferating through hospital systems and
corporations including Johnson & Johnson, The American Red Cross, Aetna and
other strategic partners. Visit www.chaseforlife.org to obtain free
life-saving materials.

SOURCE C.H.A.S.E. for Life

Richard Edmonds, +1-212-575-4545, redmonds@lakpr.com