Meet Our Founder
William Bradway
William Bradway founded Save a Heart while a student at Viewpoint School in Los Angeles, California.
Though young, William possessed a deep conviction, motivated by the disparity he saw between access to preventative care in his own community and in underserved areas of Los Angeles. He recognized that the high cost and complexity of the healthcare system often guaranteed financial struggle and poor health for vulnerable populations.
William's commitment to democratizing access is not limited to finance. As a high school student, he was also a co-author on the Stanford University project, CRISPRkit, which focused on making advanced biotechnology education affordable and scalable for high school students. This hands-on experience in developing cost-effective, biosafety-driven scientific tools directly informed his vision for Save a Heart: that access and simplicity are the keys to empowerment.
Instead of accepting the status quo, William leveraged his passion for healthcare economics and his understanding of the financial structure of medical systems. He designed the Save a Heart model to be a smart, strategic solution—a non-profit that not only provides temporary financial assistance but also equips individuals with the financial literacy to permanently lower their personal cost of healthcare.
Under William's leadership, Save a Heart demonstrates the power of entrepreneurial vision and dedication, proving that change can be driven at any age. His mission is clear: to make the economic case for prevention undeniable and build a healthier, more equitable future.