Connor Shaw-Hosted Golf Tournament Funds AEDs for Columbia Police
Former University of South Carolina quarterback Connor Shaw hosted a golf tournament that generated funds to provide Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) for the Columbia police department.
Columbia, SC, November 7, 2026 — A recent golf tournament organized by former University of South Carolina quarterback Connor Shaw successfully generated funds designated for the acquisition of Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs).
The initiative aims to equip the Columbia police department with these critical medical devices. The specifics regarding the exact date of the tournament, the total amount of funds raised, and the number of AEDs purchased were not immediately available.
AEDs are portable electronic devices that can diagnose and treat, if necessary, life-threatening cardiac arrhythmias with the use of electrical therapy. Early defibrillation is a key step in survival for victims of sudden cardiac arrest. Equipping law enforcement officers with AEDs allows for immediate response in emergency situations before advanced medical personnel can arrive.
Connor Shaw, a prominent figure from his time playing quarterback for the University of South Carolina, lent his name and involvement to spearhead the fundraising event. The tournament’s success represents a collaborative effort to enhance public safety and emergency response capabilities within the Columbia community.
The funds generated will directly contribute to the Columbia police department’s ability to respond to medical emergencies. Further details regarding the deployment of the AEDs and the full scope of the program are expected to be released as the initiative progresses.
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