Preserve your DNA, begin a lasting family legacy and keep open a possibility that only future science can answer.
A speculative legacy concept—not a promise of resurrection, medical treatment, investment performance or legal trust services.
The Rebirth Trust brings together three powerful ideas: preserving a genetic record, building something for your bloodline and leaving future generations the freedom to act if science ever catches up.
Keep carefully documented biological samples and personal information as a private family time capsule for generations yet to come.
Create a long-horizon family plan intended to support descendants and turn one person's foresight into a story that may last for centuries.
No guarantees. No impossible promises. Simply the choice to preserve an option for a future whose capabilities none of us can yet know.
The eventual service would be developed with qualified preservation, legal and financial partners. A founding membership begins by recording interest and shaping how the reserve should work.
Document your intentions, family history, message and future-use instructions.
Use a documented preservation process appropriate to the final service and jurisdiction.
Explore compliant structures through qualified professionals, with descendant benefits and safeguards.
If extraordinary science becomes real, future custodians can decide what is possible, ethical and lawful.
The hopeful possibility attracts attention. The deeper value is a family story, a preserved record and a financial legacy intended to outlive its founder.
A future structure could allow carefully controlled benefits for descendants while protecting the reserve's long-term purpose.
DNA, photographs, voice, stories, values and instructions can form a richer archive for future family members.
“We cannot promise what science will achieve. We can make sure hope is not left empty-handed.”The Rebirth Trust · Preparing today for tomorrow's science
Register your interest in an affordable DNA-and-legacy membership. Early supporters can help define the archive, family record, stewardship principles and future membership packages.