Project Lifesaver is a program of proactive involvement and specialized operations that respond to incidents of victims of Alzheimer’s and other related disorders, that has wandered from home and become lost.

The Guilford County Sheriff’s Office and the Pilot Club of Greensboro have partnered to promote Project Lifesaver since 2010 to focus on people that have medical ailments. Project Lifesaver has been around since April 1999. Project Lifesaver is a radio-location system to aid First Responders in finding lost individuals who have Alzheimer’s, Dementia, Downs Syndrome, Autism, or mental impairments that might place them at an elevated risk. 

Pilot Club of Greensboro is a 501c (3) non-profit organization. Pilot Clubs further support the service of Pilot International by encouraging brain safety and health, preparing youth for service, and supporting those who care for the welfare of others.

There is a monthly fee of $20.00. This fee may be paid monthly, quarterly, or yearly. This fee goes toward the maintenance of equipment, replacement batteries, and the purchase of additional equipment for use in the ongoing need of the program. If you are unable to pay, funding through partner contributions is available.