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Becoming an organ and tissue donor only takes a few minutes, and it can help change the lives of countless individuals.

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Give Hope. Give Life.

There are countless reasons to become and organ donor. No matter what yours is, you'll be creating a lasting impact.

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Myth vs. Fact

Myth Myth

If they see I have a red heart on my license, they won’t try to save my life.

Fact Fact
When you are sick or injured and admitted to a hospital, the only priority is to save your life. Only after all efforts have been exhausted in saving a patient’s life and they have been declared brain dead or have been determined by the attending physician to have a non-survivable injury will organ and tissue donation enter the conversation. In addition, you do not have to have the red heart on your license to be a registered donor.
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“He set an example for a lot of young people to do something that can make an impact on this world.”

— Adrian Murry, donor parent

“We’re blessed that we were able to do something for somebody else in our time of tragedy.”

— Mike Wroten, donor parent

“They asked me would I consider letting her be a donor, and my answer automatically was, 'Yes, absolutely.' ”

— Cynthia Camel, donor parent

“From our tragedy that came to our family as quick as a thief in the middle of the night, it brought hope. And love. We love each other.”

— Carol Haywood, donor parent

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