Jarrius “JJ” Robertson is a New Orleans Saints superfan and an honorary member of the team. When he isn’t cheering in the Superdome or promoting the “Black and Gold” during interviews, Jarrius inspires millions with his compelling life story. This sports-crazed teen is as a double liver transplant survivor and the face of It Takes Lives to Save Lives—a foundation that brings awareness to the critical need for organ donation. In 2017, Jarriusimpressed fans by scoring a basket late in the fourth quarter at the NBA All-Star Celebrity Game, and he received the Jimmy V. Perseverance Award at the ESPYS. In 2018, he received the Warrior Award at the WWE Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony. Jarrius has been featured on “Good Morning America,” ESPN, as well as in USA Today and People magazine.

Jordy Robertson is Jarrius’ dad and the founder of It Takes Lives to Save Lives. Along with his son, this dedicated father is committed to being a voice for those in the United States who can’t speak for themselves—more than 115,000 men, women, and children who need an organ transplant. Through their foundation, Jordy and Jarrius are bringing awareness to the importance of becoming an organ donor. As they’ve shared their story throughout the sports world, the Robertson family have overcome many obstacles and hardships. Through it all, they’ve never once lost their faith or have given up the fight. They live the words, “Don’t ever give up.”