Keep The Beat

Keep The Beat Keep the Beat is an initiative of the Nola network designed to prevent sudden cardiac arrest

Two champions. One mission. 💙We’re proud to recognize Miss South Carolina, Sarah Kay Wrenn, and NOLA Network Co-Founder,...
03/31/2026

Two champions. One mission. đź’™

We’re proud to recognize Miss South Carolina, Sarah Kay Wrenn, and NOLA Network Co-Founder, Jacory Benson, for their tireless work across the state to strengthen heart safety protocols on school campuses and raise awareness about Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA).

From advocacy to action, they are helping ensure that more schools are prepared, more lives are protected, and more young hearts keep beating.

This is what impact looks like. This is what leadership looks like.

This is why we do what we do.
03/28/2026

This is why we do what we do.

THE NATIONAL VOICE. PROTECTING YOUTH FROM SUDDEN CARDIAC ARREST.

You’re never too young to learn how to save a life.Today students practiced infant CPR, learning the proper technique to...
03/10/2026

You’re never too young to learn how to save a life.

Today students practiced infant CPR, learning the proper technique to help a baby who isn’t breathing.

Teaching young people these skills builds confidence and creates a generation ready to respond in an emergency.

Because lifesaving skills should be as common as learning to read.

The countdown is on! 💛✨The 5th Annual Keep The Beat Gala is THIS Saturday and we could not be more excited to gather wit...
02/25/2026

The countdown is on! 💛✨

The 5th Annual Keep The Beat Gala is THIS Saturday and we could not be more excited to gather with our incredible community.

Because of your support, students can receive free CPR training, families have access to affordable heart screenings, and those facing financial barriers are fully covered. Your generosity also funds critical follow-up medical care and counseling for students and families impacted by sudden cardiac arrest (SCA) or abnormal screening results ensuring no one walks this journey alone.

Let’s keep the beat going. We can't wait to see you there! 💛

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An EKG is quick.It’s painless.Most importantly, it can detect hidden heart conditions before tragedy strikes.Many young ...
02/16/2026

An EKG is quick.
It’s painless.
Most importantly, it can detect hidden heart conditions before tragedy strikes.

Many young people who experience sudden cardiac arrest had no warning signs. That’s why heart screenings matter.

Through Keep The Beat, we are working to make these life-saving screenings accessible to students in our community, but we can’t do it alone.

đź’śYou can donate or sponsor a screening to help protect local students.
đź’śParents, we encourage you to talk with your schools and coaches about bringing heart screenings to your campus.

Most student athletes in South Carolina are not routinely screened with an EKG. Together, we can change that because every heartbeat matters.

Behind every screening is a story, a legacy, and a heart that continues to make a difference. This past Saturday on Nati...
02/10/2026

Behind every screening is a story, a legacy, and a heart that continues to make a difference.

This past Saturday on National Heart Screening Day, we were honored to stand alongside three incredible mothers who are turning unimaginable loss into life-saving advocacy. Each of them continues to lead with strength and purpose, working to protect other families from the pain of sudden cardiac arrest by raising awareness and supporting youth heart screenings in their children’s honor.

We are deeply grateful for the voices, courage, and commitment of families who continue to share their stories so that more hearts can be protected. Together, we keep the beat going in honor of Vari, Nick, Josh, and Jake. ❤

February is known as the month of love, but it’s also Heart Health Month ❤️Sudden Cardiac Arrest is a topic we talk abou...
02/05/2026

February is known as the month of love, but it’s also Heart Health Month ❤️

Sudden Cardiac Arrest is a topic we talk about often, because awareness truly saves lives. SCA doesn’t discriminate, and it doesn’t always come with warning signs.

This month, we’ll be sharing education, resources, and ways you can take an active role in protecting your heart and the hearts of those you love.

Because loving your heart means protecting it.

It’s Heart Health Month! ❤February is known as the month of love, but don’t forget to show some love to yourself too. Ta...
02/02/2026

It’s Heart Health Month! ❤

February is known as the month of love, but don’t forget to show some love to yourself too. Taking care of your heart means learning the warning signs, getting screened, and being prepared to act when it matters most.

All month long, we’ll be sharing heart health education, CPR courses, and resources to help protect the people you love, including you.

Awareness saves lives. Prevention matters. ❤

While you’re stocking up for the winter storm, don’t forget to save a little energy for something much more glamorous… ✨...
01/29/2026

While you’re stocking up for the winter storm, don’t forget to save a little energy for something much more glamorous… ✨

The Keep The Beat 5th Annual Masquerade Gala is only 4 weeks away!

Snow boots now, masks and gowns soon. We hope to see you all there!🖤🎭

To purchase tickets, visit our website: thenolanetwork.org or use the link below before they sell out!

https://www.thenolanetwork.org/events-1/5th-annual-keep-the-beat-masquerade-gala-1

Did you know hands-only CPR should be done to a beat between 100–120 BPM? 🫀Here’s a fresh playlist to help you remember ...
01/28/2026

Did you know hands-only CPR should be done to a beat between 100–120 BPM? 🫀

Here’s a fresh playlist to help you remember the rhythm. Don't see your CPR song? Let us know what it is in the comments!

Trivia Tuesday đź’ˇAEDs can feel intimidating but understanding how they work can make all the difference in an emergency.D...
01/27/2026

Trivia Tuesday đź’ˇ

AEDs can feel intimidating but understanding how they work can make all the difference in an emergency.

Do you know what an AED actually does? If so, let us know in the comments!

Bonus points if you can spot one in your workplace, school, or your community! Knowing where to find an AED in the event of an emergency is just as important!

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315 Holland Avenue
Seneca, SC
29678

Opening Hours

9am - 5pm

Telephone

+18649004511

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