Helping Holocaust Survivors
We all owe a debt of gratitude to the survivors of the Shoah. This is our way of giving back. At MyMDband, we are passionate about helping those who lost so much and have persevered to help the Jewish people rise from the devastation.
There are nearly 200,000 Holocaust survivors living in Israel today. Between what they had to endure in their youth and their advancing age, many of them have health problems that threaten their lives. 25% of them live below the poverty line, and many don’t have family nearby to care for them. All of them deserve our help.
In an emergency medical situation, every second counts. The time it takes a first-responder to diagnose and render assistance can mean the difference between life and death. We are making it easier and faster for emergency responders and medical professionals to understand patients’ health history, conditions, allergies and medications in seconds. We need your help to deliver this technology to Holocaust survivors.
Crunching numbers:
The wristband and service normally costs $65/year—which our customers feel is well worth the peace of mind it offers to its wearers and their loved ones.
Unfortunately, many Holocaust survivors aren’t able to afford that. If we had the resources, we would gladly give a free band to each and every Holocaust survivor.
As a young startup, however, we need your help.
Every $36 donation covers all costs of initial setup, and we will donate our services, maintaining the bracelet and medical records for the entire lifetime (may it be until 120!) of each survivor.
We all owe a debt of gratitude to the survivors of the Shoah. This is our way of giving back. At MyMDband, we are passionate about helping those who lost so much and have persevered to help the Jewish people rise from the devastation.
