LGBTQ+ facts about organ, eye and tissue donation

Sexual orientation, gender or gender identity does not prevent organ donation.

All are welcome

Age, race, sexual orientation, gender or gender identity do not prevent you from becoming an organ donor. Join us in breaking down myths and misconceptions about organ and tissue donation, ensuring everyone, including the LGBTQ+ community, can make informed decisions about their health and the choice to become a donor.

Saving lives through the power of donation

You can play a vital role in saving lives.

Since the implementation of the HOPE Act, more than 400 life-saving organ transplants have been made possible, thanks to the generosity of donors who say yes to donation.

Each of these donations represents a new chance at life for someone in need.

people in the U.S. are waiting for an organ transplant

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people in Illinois and 1,000 in Indiana are currently waiting for life-saving transplants

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people die in the U.S. each day while waiting for a life-saving organ transplant

Life saving organ transplants made possible since the HOPE Act

Organ donation is inclusive and available to all

Anyone can be a donor, regardless of age, race, health, or social status.

Donors from all backgrounds enhance the likelihood of positive outcomes for those waiting for a transplant.

Say yes to saving lives.

One click today can save lives tomorrow.

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