Two Black Female Founders Launch Lifesaving Initiative

Two Black Women Founders Launch Life-Saving Initiative to Deliver CPR Kits to Underserved Families.

This GivingTuesday, two Black women entrepreneurs are making a real difference in communities that need it most. Britt Samuels, Founder of Maternal World Health, and Felicia Jackson, Founder of CPRWrap, have teamed up to launch Heartbeat Heroes, an initiative providing CPR kits and hands-on training to families in underserved neighborhoods.

Heartbeat Heroes is designed to equip parents, caregivers, and neighbors with the skills and resources necessary to respond in critical moments—helping to save lives when seconds matter most. By focusing on underserved communities, the initiative ensures that families who are often overlooked have access to these life-saving tools.

“Every family deserves the knowledge and resources to protect their loved ones,” says Britt Samuels. “With Heartbeat Heroes, we’re bringing CPR training and kits directly to the families who need them most.”

Felicia Jackson adds, “Partnering with Maternal World Health allows us to expand our reach and impact. Together, we can empower communities, strengthen neighborhoods, and ultimately save lives.”

The initiative is now live, and donations are being accepted via givebutter.com/heartbeatheroes.cojm Supporters can contribute to putting life-saving kits in the hands of families and ensuring CPR training is accessible to everyone, regardless of their circumstances.

About Heartbeat Heroes:
Heartbeat Heroes is a collaborative initiative led by Britt Samuels and Felicia Jackson, focused on delivering CPR kits and training to underserved communities. By empowering families with life-saving skills, the program strengthens communities and ensures that help is available when it matters most.

Get Involved:
Support Heartbeat Heroes today and help make a difference in families’ lives: givebutter.com/heartbeatheroes