Automatic Life, Inc. "Minority Organ Donor Awareness" About Us

Automatic Life, Inc. was formed as a proactive Internet presence to enforce minorities to donate their organs to increase survival rates for minority donor recipients.

We are a nonprofit public charity with tax-exempt status under the Internal Revenue 501c3 code. Primarily focusing on awareness of organ donations inadequacy among the African American and Hispanic communities. In addition, combating the common myths concerning organ donations in the African American and Hispanic communities through awareness and proper education.

Committed to partnering with communities, hospitals, universities, foundations, churches, corporations, celebrities, and more to increase awareness about the need for minority organ donations. Through our online presence we will continue to promote awareness for organ donations via the Internet. Exploring creative avenues to educate the African American and Hispanic communities on organ donor practices and benefits.

Automatic Life, Inc. Mission Statement:

Automatic Life, Inc. was organized to encourage minorities to become organ donors! Engaging in a continual proactive Internet campaign to promote African Americans and Hispanics to become organ donors.

Through our online community network our members will learn the values and benefits of becoming an organ donor. Accentuating the shortage among the African American and Hispanic communities of becoming organ donors. In addition, educating minorities on the process, benefits, and values of organ donations. Addressing the common myths in the minority community surrounding becoming organ donors.

The Beginning

Established in January of 2006 by Mr. Kyle Ransom (Cofounder), Mrs. Cataunya Ransom (Cofounder), and Mrs. Andrea Gwyn (Cofounder) as a nonprofit public charity with tax-exempt status under the Internal Revenue 501c3 code. Mrs. Gwyn currently serves as the President and Co-founder of Automatic Life, Inc.

Board Members Bios Coming Soon.

Our continual awareness and education action campaign:

Internet wires and news media publicity campaigns targeted toward African American and Hispanic communities to become organ donors.

Online download educational materials, highlighting the crisis and need for African American and Hispanic organ donors.

An online community website blog discussing issues and concerns related to minority organ donor awareness and education in the African American and Hispanic communities.

Public service announcement campaigns through television, radio, print advertisement and billboards.

Promotional gear such as postage labels, notepads, buttons, hats, shirts, etc. for African American and Hispanic communities to become organ donors.

Special fundraising events targeted at the public to increase awareness and encourage African American and Hispanic communities to become organ donors.

Organized African American and Hispanic organ donor registry and organ donor card distribution.

Active presence and promotions at tissue screenings and health fairs for African American and Hispanic communities to become organ donors.

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