u/Mavericks_Legacy

My wife and I lost our son to a choking accident at 5 months old in 2022. After we picked ourselves back up we started Maverick's Legacy, a small 501(c)(3) nonprofit, with the goal of making sure first responders and families have the right tools when standard choking protocols fail.

We've donated over 2,900 LifeVac devices to date, with 11 lives saved, 7 of which were by police.

We have a simple matching grant program for departments that want to get equipped. Happy to share details in the comments if anyone is interested or wants to pass it along.

Curious how common it is for departments to carry them and the interest in them.

Asking because we run a small nonprofit started after losing our son to choking. We've been donating LifeVac devices to police departments and 7 agencies we've equipped have already used theirs to save a life.

We have a simple matching grant program for any departments that want them. Happy to share details in the comments.