Daven for someone you've never met.
Someone, somewhere, is waiting for a yeshuah. Take her name and daven for her by name, every day for 40 days or every Friday for 40 weeks.
A name goes in.
A woman adds her Hebrew name and her mother's. She gets a PIN and nothing else is asked of her. The name waits its turn, quietly, for up to 280 days. It is never shown to anyone but the person davening for it.
Someone takes it.
The name that has waited longest goes to the next davener who is ready. One name each. A reminder comes at the hour you choose, by email or text, until your time with the name is done.
Good news comes back.
When there is a simcha, she calls in with her PIN. Everyone who ever davened for her name hears the besuros tovos.
Every day, with a daily reminder. When the 40 days are up, her name passes to the next davener and you can take another.
Every Friday at candle lighting, for the length of a pregnancy. Each week comes with a card to print and keep for Shabbos.