Jay Feinberg, founder of the Gift of Life Bone Marrow Foundation, has been tapped as the Jewish Community Hero. The announcement was made Tuesday in New Orleans at the General Assembly of the Jewish ...

BOCA RATON, Fla. — Boca Raton city leaders held a ribbon-cutting Tuesday for a center that is all about saving lives. Gift of Life founder and CEO Jay Feinberg described his non-profit as a marrow ...

When Jay Feinberg learned in 1991 that he had leukemia, he was told that he needed a bone-marrow transplant to survive. “My doctor said, ‘You will never find a match. Make your bucket list now.’ ” ...

Jay Feinberg doesn’t like being called a hero. Founder of the Gift of Life bone-marrow registry, Feinberg reserves that term for organ donors.Most people would disagree with him. Last week, Feinberg, ...

What does Gift of Life Marrow Registry do? Diagnosed with leukemia in 1991, Jay Feinberg was told he would need a bone marrow transplant to survive, but there was no matching donor for him in the ...

TERACE GARNIER GIVES US A LOOK INSIDE. TERACE: THE GIFT OF LIFE IS THE FIRST MARROW REGISTRY IN THE U.S. TO COLLECT STEMCELLS ON-SITE. NOW WHAT YOU SEE BEHIND ME IS ONE OF THE CHAIRS DONORS CAN SIT IN ...

The Gift of Life Bone Marrow Foundation held its second annual 5K Walk for Life at Florida Atlantic University in Boca Raton Campus on Sunday.Founder Jay Feinberg said the walk is the only South ...

BOCA RATON, Fla. — An annual 5K event turned emotional Sunday morning when the recipient of a life-saving stem cell transplant met the donor who saved her life for the first time. More than a year ago ...

The Gift of Life Marrow Registry opened up its global headquarters on Tuesday in Boca Raton. The one-of-a-kind registry will offer stem cell collection at the donation center. CEO Jay Feinberg said ...

They were two strangers who had never met, never spoken, never even been told each other’s name. But a bone marrow transplant has given them a connection as real as family. Anita Spitz-Slade, the ...

What do Jewish boxer Dmitriy Salita, ophthalmologist Stephen Kutner and Rabbi Celso Cukierkorn have in common? They are among 20 semifinalists in the second annual Jewish Community Heroes campaign.