one breath foundation
is committed to
supporting families
affected by lung disease
IPF CLINICAL TRIAL FOR DIAGNOSED PATIENTS
A clinical trial is assessing whether an investigational
treatment (LYT-100) works for patients living with Idiopathic
Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF).
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One Breath Foundation Celebrate on the runway
Falling into Fashion Fundraiser Event
When: Oct 18, 2026
Where: 9402 Oak St. Bellflower, CA 90706
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Models needed contact Terri via email
onebreathfoundation2007@gmail.com
Thank YOU Lhoist for your very generous donation to One Breath Foundation.
We are deeply grateful to Lhoist for their generous sponsorship of $1,000 in support of the One Breath Foundation. As a company that champions values of respect, integrity, and courage, Lhoist’s commitment to enriching communities aligns perfectly with our mission to make a lasting impact on the lives of those in need of vital organ transplants.
Our Mission
Our mission is to assist those waiting for a life-saving organ transplant and post-transplant patients that are struggling with their recovery, with restricted incomes. In addition, we assist patients, caregivers, and their families overcome difficult times, by holding a monthly support group meeting to educate, encourage, inspire, and give hope throughout their journey.
One Breath Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded by Gloria Rodriguez in June 2007
Gloria Rodriguez
Founder
Valeria & Gloria
Find your passion and you’ll find your purpose”
- Meet Terri Pilawa President of One Breath Foundation
Terri Pilawa’s Journey
In August 2009, Terri Pilawa married her best friend, beginning a journey filled with love, life, and sacrifice. Initially misdiagnosed with asthma, her condition worsened until, in 2012, she was accurately diagnosed with NSIP (Non-Specific Interstitial Pneumonia) Pulmonary Fibrosis. As her health declined, Terri underwent a life-saving double lung transplant at USC Keck Medical in June 2015.
Following the transplant, Terri embraced her second chance at life—traveling with her husband, attending events, and cherishing time with loved ones. She became a passionate advocate for organ donation, serving as a One Legacy Ambassador, Nevada Donor Network Advocate, UNOS Ambassador, and CEO of One Breath Foundation. In April 2019, she met her donor’s family, honoring the young woman, Maria Berfalia Quinteros, who had saved her life.
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Hi I'm Chasity Franklin
I live in Los Angeles Ca, I'm 17 and started One Breath as a freshman in high school and now I'm a current senior. I'm a youth leader and community advocate who's passionate about uplifting and creating a positive change in their community and use One Breath Foundation as a guide to further leadership skills and help use my voice to spread awareness .
Hi my name is Kamille Mosley
I live in Buena Park, and I am a 17-year-old senior in high school. I joined the One Breath Foundation in the middle of my sophomore year. At first, I joined to be a helping hand, but after attending my first meeting, my perspective completely changed. I quickly fell in love with the community, the people, and the meaningful work that they're doing.
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