Dedicated to kidney health awareness and support.
Daivon Jones Journey
YARRP, Inc. (Young Adult Renal Resource Program) was created in honor of Daivon Jones, who is battling kidney disease. The organization was founded with a simple but powerful belief: that even in the face of serious health challenges, it is still possible to build, lead, and create something meaningful. By God’s grace and mercy, Daivon is still alive. His journey continues to inspire faith, resilience, and purpose, not only within his family but within the broader community YARRP serves.
After years of doctor’s visits, surgeries, and much pain, Daivon and his family learned that he would eventually need a kidney transplant. This moment was especially heartbreaking for his mother, coming just before Mother’s Day. When the call came that a kidney was available, it brought a mix of excitement, fear, and overwhelming emotion. After four hours of surgery, Daivon awoke and was asked how he felt. His response was simple and unforgettable: “I feel like 1 million bucks.” Daivon’s life was made possible because someone chose to register as an organ donor. His family honors the donor and their loved ones for their great loss and the precious gift they gave. Daivon continues to cherish and care for that gift, understanding the responsibility and blessing that came with it. His story is a reminder that organ donation can be the difference between life and death.​
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Daivon’s vision for YARRP is best expressed in his own words: “My dream has always been to help people in the best way possible. Right now, that means giving away knowledge and raising awareness around kidney disease.”
 Daivon Jones, Founder
Dawn Singleton is a respected community leader, entrepreneur, and advocate based in Cincinnati who is passionate about helping others overcome challenges and “win at life.” She is the Founder and CEO of the Young Adult Renal Resource Program (YARRP) and Noviad 360 Photo Booth Rental, where she combines advocacy, leadership, and entrepreneurship to create meaningful community impact.
Dawn brings decades of service and leadership experience to her work. She retired from the Cincinnati Police Department as a Police Sergeant and honorably served 24 years in the United States Army, retiring as a Sergeant First Class. Her commitment to service is further supported by her educational background, holding a Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice, along with her credentials as a Licensed CNA.
Dedicated to strengthening her community, Dawn serves as a board member for Generation Now and volunteers with the American Red Cross. Guided by the belief that her clients are “stronger than the struggle,” she continues to inspire resilience, empowerment, and growth throughout the Cincinnati community.