Built for Healing. Engineered for Trust.

Manna Corp began not in a boardroom, but in the quiet heart of loss — when a young boy watched his grandfather pass away just feet from where he stood. That moment became more than memory. It became mission.

As the boy grew, healing inventions seemed to follow — like breadcrumbs of purpose, each one a whisper of destiny. It was as if G‑d had etched healing into his life’s pattern.

Years later, in the crucible of a freshman year studying biology and medicine, that same boy wrestled with exhaustion, fear, and a spiritual burden too heavy to bear. Sleepless and worn down, he broke — and in the silence, G‑d answered.

Two strands of revelation: Alpha helices. Chromosome 6. Markers not just of biology — but of divine blueprint. Along with them came a mandate:

What others may see as another success of a young founder is, in truth, rooted in the hard-earned wisdom of giants in the faith and professionals who sacrificed comfort for conviction. Their trials became our foundation.

Professors doubted the vision. Investors tried to own it, water it down, or strip it of its divine name. Some sought profit over people. But the conviction held.

Through the mentorship of Dr. Randall Hubbard, the tireless support of Sharie Kaslasi, and the shared faith of leaders like Dr. Colleen McLaughlin, the foundation was laid. Not as a nonprofit. Not as a corporation. But as a covenant.

Manna Corp is the fruit of many lives — not just the founder’s, but of every mother, researcher, advocate, patient and clinician who gave their best so others might heal. Each trial and struggle, each personal and professional sacrifice, is worth it — to share G‑d’s truth in healthcare and redefine the standard of care so that it is faithful, prudent, and human-health minded.

This isn’t a conventional biotech story. It’s a testimony — of faith, persistence, and the belief that healing should never be out of reach.