For Kylie Scott, helping has become a way of life. Whether it's on the ice, dishing out assists to her women's hockey teammates, in the classroom, majoring in Biology with a desire to go to medical school, or in extracurriculars like Student Athlete Advisory Council (SAAC), Scott helps wherever she goes.

Three days after the University of Virginia football team completed one of its most thrilling wins in years, a Cavalier player produced a milestone victory of a different kind. On Sept. 29, the Monday following UVA’s wild, 46-38, double-overtime stunner over eighth-ranked Florida State University, Robbie Engelberg, a reserve safety and special teams contributor, was laid up in a Washington-area hospital bed after a lengthy procedure to donate his stem cells to a 65-year-old man battling a rare blood cancer.

Arizona State University’s bone marrow donor drives are making an impact and saving lives, with 145 Gift of Life drives held on campus since 2016 and more than 17% of those campus drives championed by ASU’s fraternities and sororities.

Undergraduates from Alpha Epsilon Pi International Fraternity (AEPi), the world’s largest and leading Jewish college fraternity, committed to community service projects on and around October 7.

The staff at Livingston High School successfully wrapped up its annual No Shave November Mustache Contest fundraiser, raising nearly $600 for the Warter Strong Foundation. The funds will be donated by Warter Strong to the Gift of Life Marrow Registry to cover the costs of swab kits, helping to identify potential bone marrow matches and ultimately save lives.

The most impactful moment of the Lightning’s 3-0 win over the Flyers Monday night arrived on the jumbotron. Life saved. Life given. That was the message written down the respective T-Shirts of Leah Falk and Andy King for the Lightning’s Hockey Fights Cancer game. A stem cell donor and the surviving recipient who would meet for the very first time that night.