The Aliver Foundation is hosting a dedication event for a new AED station at Dauphin Middle Paxton Community Park.
It was installed through the Bryson's Bundles program, which honors a 10-year-old boy who died last year.
The program launched after the foundation donated AED equipment to Koons Park in Linglestown, where Bryson played baseball.
Now, dozens of parks in the Susquehanna Valley have received AED equipment from the foundation.
A CPR/AED demonstration, children's activities, local first responders and a touch-a-truck featuring emergency response vehicles will be available at the event, which is from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. at the park on Claster Boulevard in Dauphin Borough
