Some 90,0000 people in the United States are awaiting a kidney donation. One California mother took it into her own hands to try and get a donor, and you've probably already seen her plea for help.

Along northbound Interstate 5 by the Sacramento International Airport stands a billboard.

"I need a kidney transplant," said Cynthia Hall.

Hall hopes that with her billboard she will reach the right person.

"Six years ago, I got a call from my doctor that my kidneys are severely damaged," Hall said.

Her husband Art said they knew they would reach the point where they needed to expand their outreach one day.

"We have been doing a homegrown campaign, if you will," Art said. "Making flyers, putting them up at businesses. We have done social media campaigns. I thought I need to take this to the next level to see what's possible to do and that's where I thought I would try a billboard."

That's when Marquee Media received a call from a friend who heard about the Hall family.

"When we formed our company, we wanted to have business with purpose. This is the highest purpose we can probably do," said Jeff Joaquin with Marquee Media.

There are 11 billboards across the Sacramento, California, region, reaching about 2 million people every week. There are also dozens of billboards across the country.

"We help companies and brands sell products, help their businesses along, but we can have a higher calling to help somebody get a kidney and save a life, it's just something immeasurable," Joaquin said.

The Hall family hopes it raises more awareness about kidney diseases.

"There are millions of people out there with this disease and they do not know they have it," Cynthia said.

"If anything comes of all this, besides her getting a kidney donor, is raising the awareness of kidney disease out there," Art said.

The hope is that on their four-year wedding anniversary, they will get the call that will give Cynthia a second chance at life.

"It means the world to us and my son, he's 14. I want to see him go to college, I want to see him get married, I want to be with him and this will give me a chance to live my life to the fullest," Cynthia said.

If you would like to help you can reach the Hall family at akidneyforcynthia@gmail.com or at 916-276-7603.

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A mother is trying to help her daughter find love.

Beth Davis had a personal ad for her daughter put up on a billboard in Times Square.

“I had that moment of ‘oh my gosh what are people going to think about this,’" Molly Davis said.

While the ad may seem trivial, there is a deeper meaning behind it.

In June 2020, Beth was diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, which has spread to her bones.

“It’s a tough time in anyone’s life finding out that news. Molly has been my wingman taking me to appointments even this week and now it’s my turn to be her wingman and try to find her love,” Beth said.

While Beth may be getting weaker, she still had enough strength to reach out to the app Wingman, a service where families help their loved ones find love.

The company was so touched by Beth’s story, they turned it into a billboard in New York City.

"I love my mom and I never had to consider her not being there for any of those big moments, you know?" Molly Davis

The billboard will be up until Jan. 25.