9/11 Hero Who Saved Six Lives Now Needs a Kidney, Survivors Rally for Him

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Dereck Lovell, a security guard who helped six people escape the South Tower during the September 11 attacks, is now fighting kidney cancer. Lovell guided survivors through smoke and flames during the disaster, prioritizing others' safety over his own. Decades later, he faces a medical crisis after both his kidneys were removed, leaving him in urgent need of a transplant. The very survivors he rescued are now raising awareness to help find him a donor. Lovell, who has always viewed his actions as simply doing his job, is now on the receiving end of the support he once gave others.

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