Save One Person

10/15/2026

10/07/2026

We Spend So Much Time Looking for Answers — Sometimes We Forget to Ask for Help From Above. ❤️

One of the things I do through Save One Person is pass along what I learn. If I take a class, hear something that may help somebody, learn something about health, food, water, prevention, or even something as simple as a water filter — I share it. Whether anyone wants to hear it or not. 😊

And of course, every week we share the story of one person who needs help, hoping that somewhere out there is the person who can make a difference.

But recently I realized there is one thing I don’t talk about nearly enough.

Prayer.

We can research. We can call doctors. We can change what we eat. We can advocate. We can make a hundred phone calls and knock on every door.

But sometimes we forget to ask God to guide us to the right door.

Being in Israel for my birthday and Rosh Hashanah, and having the opportunity to pray at the Wall, reminded me that prayer should not only be what we turn to when we have exhausted every other possibility.

Prayer can be part of the plan from the very beginning.

Pray for the big things. Pray for the little things. Pray when you know exactly what you need, and pray when you have absolutely no idea what the answer is.

Then get up and do everything you can.

That combination — prayer and action — is something I want to talk about more through Save One Person.

Because sometimes the answer comes through a doctor. Sometimes through a stranger. Sometimes through one unexpected phone call.

And sometimes, maybe, the first thing we needed to do was ask. ❤️

09/24/2026

Imagine a world where every media outlet, in every city, in every country, shares one story every week about someone who desperately needs a medical miracle.

A living kidney donor.
A liver donor.
A bone marrow match.
A rare medical connection.
One person fighting for their life.

And somewhere, watching, listening, scrolling, or reading, is the one person who can help.

A stranger.
A real-life living angel.
Someone who simply needed to hear the story.

That is the vision of Save One Person.

To create a worldwide media movement where saving a life becomes part of the weekly news cycle.

Because the power of media is not only to inform.
It can connect.
It can inspire.
It can move someone to act.
It can save a human life.

One story can travel across the world.
One person can hear it.
One person can say, “I can help.”
And one family’s entire world can change.

No one should die because their story wasn’t told.

That is the dream.
That is the mission.
That is Save One Person.

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09/11/2026

Before Rosh Hashanah, as we prepare to celebrate the creation of the world, I want to share a life that was saved through Save One Person.

It is one of my favorite stories because it shows the extraordinary power of the media—and how one story can travel around the world and save a life.

We shared the story of Richard Woontyler, who needed a living kidney donor. His story aired on 1010 WINS in New York and somehow made its way all the way to England.

A woman in England heard the story and wanted to donate her kidney to Richard. Unfortunately, because of insurance issues, she wasn’t able to donate to him.

But the story didn’t end there.

Because Save One Person had a list of others desperately searching for living kidney donors, she was asked:

“Would you be willing to donate your kidney to a child in Israel instead?”

She said YES.

In less than two months, one story traveled from New York → England → Israel and ultimately saved a life.

That is the power of telling someone’s story.
That is the power of the media.
And that is why we believe so deeply that no one should die because their story wasn’t told.

As we enter Rosh Hashanah, when we commemorate the creation of the world, may we all be blessed with new and wonderful beginnings, miracles, good health, and opportunities to save lives.

Shana Tova. 🍎🍯

Save One Person. Save a World.

09/04/2026

🕰️ TIME WAITS FOR NOBODY.

Big Ben reminds us that the clock never stops. And when someone is waiting for a living organ donor, every day matters.

Every share matters.
Every connection matters.
Every person who sees their story could be the person who saves their life.

Don’t wait. Share. Speak up. Save a life. ❤️

Because no one should die because their story wasn’t told.

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08/11/2026

Time waits for no one.

Standing in front of Big Ben in London, that message couldn’t feel more powerful. For someone who needs a living organ donor, time isn’t measured simply in hours or days—every second matters.

If you’ve ever considered becoming a living organ donor, please don’t wait. Reach out to Save One Person. You may be the miracle someone is praying for.

The clock is always ticking. And one person can save one person. ❤️

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07/29/2026

Food can heal. Food can kill.

None of us is perfect. I know I’m not.

But every healthy choice is a step in the right direction. Every meal, every walk, every glass of water, every decision to take better care of ourselves matters.

People will judge you. Let them.

Don’t strive for perfection. Strive for progress.

Be grateful for each new day and each new opportunity to make one better choice than yesterday.

Small choices, made consistently, can change a life.

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07/21/2026

A while back, I read Atomic Habits, and it reinforced something I believe deeply: the small things we do every day shape our lives.

For me, this is like putting on my own oxygen mask first. Before I can show up for others through Save One Person, I need to train my mind, ground myself, and start the day with intention instead of letting it wander in a hundred different directions.

This daily practice keeps me grounded. It gives me structure, purpose, and a positive way to begin each day. Without a routine like this, I think I’d be much more likely to feel overwhelmed and lose my sense of direction.

Just say no to bad thoughts.

What daily habit helps keep you grounded?

07/06/2026

For more than two decades, Save One Person has been built on one simple belief:

No one should die because their story wasn’t told.

We believe there is a match for almost everyone—someone willing to give the gift of life—if only the right person hears their story.

Since 2002, we’ve been working, one story at a time, one connection at a time, one miracle at a time. We don’t make a match every day, but every time we do, it reminds us why this mission matters.

We’re not just trying to find donors. We’re trying to build a world where every person in need has a chance to be seen, heard, and matched with someone who can save their life.

One story can change everything. One share can reach the right person. One donor can save one life.

Save One Person. Because no one should die because their story wasn’t told. ❤️

06/10/2026

What if we could grow organs?

Imagine a future where no one dies waiting for a kidney, liver, heart, or lung. A future where replacement organs could be grown, giving people a second chance at life.

What once sounded like science fiction is becoming part of the conversation about the future of medicine. The possibilities are incredible, and the impact could be life-changing for millions of families around the world.

What do you think?