The Program - What is it about?
This reality-based program tells the compelling stories of people who were at the brink of death, but now have a Second Chance at life. The value of life is shown through the eyes of people who were saved by the heroic act of organ donors.

	Paul Walker, host of the program, is known by his roles in The Fast and the Furious, The Skulls, Joy Ride, Into the Blue and more.
Stories:
	Taylor (Tee) Burton, a young girl with life-long heart trouble is on the waiting list to receive her third heart transplant. Even though she is very sick and in need of a new heart, Tee is vibrant and lives her life to the fullest. View Tee's Website
	Ryan Kitamura, a young boy suffering from leukemia, has waited months for a bone marrow donor. Ryan and his family share their experiences and hopes for him to have a normal life.
	Brett Henderson, an altruistic kidney donor, chose to give life to a person he didn’t know. We come to understand his motives to perform such an extraordinary and see that the capacity to help others is within all of us.
	Steven Ginoza, a young man who, through his passing, was able to save several lives by donating his organs. We'll see a meeting between some of the recipients and the donor’s parents.
	Yolanda Domingo is a mother and grandparent who was on the brink of death before she received a heart transplant on Mother’s Day. She shows us the value of living a new life that was received from Steven Ginoza.
Additionally, through the following stories you'll see that organ recipients really do get a Second Chance at living a full life:
	Chris Klug, professional snowboarder and 2000 Winter Olympic Bronze medallist, received a liver transplant prior to the Olympic games and continues to snowboard at the highest levels today. Click to view Chris' website.
	Jim Nabors, known for his music and his role as Gomer Pyle, has continued to perform for many years as a liver recipient. Click to view Jim's website.