Nonprofit charity helping provide Stem Cell therapy to our Veteran and First Responder Heroes

Here 👆🏻is what it looks like to help a hero heal, and here is the moment we told our very first Hero recipient, JD, and his family, that we were going to provide him with stem cell therapy, and cover his cost, as we thank him for his service and inspiration.

JD is a U.S. military veteran who served multiple tours overseas, then came home stateside to serve as a Boston SWAT Police Officer in Boston, MA - who developed metastatic cancer that spread to his lungs and brain, requiring multiple surgeries and chemo - who beat that first cancer, then proceeded to climb to Mount Everest Base Camp, to show other cancer survivors and veterans that it could be done…

…and after he subsequently had 7 years cancer free, our hero unfortunately developed CML - a completely different and devastating new additional cancer diagnosis

…which our resilient nation’s hero decided to turn around and face head on, and he is battling that CML - and beating down - with the help of Dana Farber Cancer Institute in Boston.

He. Kept. Going.

He started a nonprofit of his own, called Thin Blue Ride - which cycles to raise support funds to support other cancer patients and their families, because that is exactly the type of hero he is.

So, when we heard his story, and learned that the treatments helping him fight CML, were beginning to make it hard for him to catch his breath, with his already vulnerable (post-surgically-tumor-resected, and post-chemotherapy-treated) lungs…

…our inspirational founder, Laura Williams, and her mother, Valerie Williams - personally donated the initial patient beneficiary funds to cover the cost of Stem Cell therapy for our hero, in addition to establishing this nonprofit and covering all our charitable start-up costs, to help one incredible hero heal,

…And make sure JD’s story of healing,

is only just the beginning:

So please, share this video and help us get our message out, to let more other veteran and first responder heroes know, that

***hope for healing is out there***

Let’s help our heroes 🤍 because veterans and first responders are the ones who have already dedicated their lives to helping all of us

Cheers