Jordy Escalante is 33 years old and currently facing one of the hardest seasons of his life.

In May 2023, he was diagnosed with Stage 5 Chronic Kidney Disease. Since then, his condition has continued to progress, and now a kidney transplant is his only path forward.

In the middle of this, there is also something deeply powerful.

Jordy’s wife has chosen to donate her kidney to him.

It’s a decision that reflects incredible faith, love, and sacrifice. She is stepping forward to give him a second chance at life, trusting God through every step of this journey.

Time Is Short!

Jordy’s transplant surgery is scheduled for May 19.

Everything is happening quickly, and there is little time to prepare. As they approach this life-changing moment, they are leaning on their faith and trusting that God will provide what they need.

What They’re Facing

Both Jordy and his wife will go through major surgery and a long recovery. During that time, they will not be able to work.

They are also raising three children, and their focus right now needs to be on healing, staying strong, and being present for their family.

At the same time, medical care, recovery needs, and everyday responsibilities continue. This creates a heavy burden during a time when they are already being stretched in every way.

How You Can Help

We are asking for support to help carry them through this season.

Your donation will help cover medical expenses, recovery needs, and essential living costs while they are unable to work. It will also give them the peace of mind to focus on healing and trusting God through this process.

If you are not able to give, sharing this page and keeping them in your prayers means just as much.

From the Heart

We truly believe God is at work in this story.

A wife is giving her husband the gift of life. There is faith, courage, and love in every part of this journey.

Now is the time for all of us to come together and be the hands and feet of that love—supporting this family as they walk through one of the most important moments of their lives.

Personal Note

I’ve had the privilege of knowing and working alongside Jordy’s family for years. They are kind, hardworking people who care deeply about others. They are the kind of people who show up when someone else is in need.

Now they need us.