Donate Life Month PSA
April is Donate Life Month, and to celebrate the life-saving gift that is living donation, we put together some clips of our donors and recipients sharing their stories of how living donation has changed their lives.
Living donation is a second chance at life.
We aspire to eliminate the shortage of organs for lifesaving transplants by being a trusted education resource for living organ donation and the leading provider of advocacy services for living donors.
The need for organs is vastly greater than the number available for transplantation.
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96% of the need for organ transplants can be met by living donation.
Call The Living Bank and we will provide contact information to transplant centers in your area or anywhere in the United States that has a living donor program. The Living Bank’s licensed clinical social workers and staff are always here to answer your questions on living organ donation.
Call 1-800-528-2971 today.
ILDA SERVICES
The Living Bank’s unique model ensures independent living donor advocacy for your patients, and this is all available nationwide via telehealth.
EDUCATION
What is living donation? Are there different types? What are the requirements to qualify as a potential donor? All the basics are covered here.
HOW YOU CAN HELP
With such a huge deficit in the number of available donors, the task may seem overwhleming. But you can help, even if living donation itself isn’t a fit for you!
NEW ON DEMAND WEBINAR
Living Organ Donation
LIVE WEBINAR NOVEMBER 18, 2026 at 1PM CST
Drawing on the presenter’s experiences as both a living kidney and living liver donor, the session will examine similarities and differences in evaluation, donation, recovery, and long-term engagement. Findings from the NKDO Living Donor Experience Survey will highlight strengths and gaps in donor support, particularly after donation. Participants will also learn about peer support, education, advocacy, and volunteer opportunities that transplant professionals can share with living donors who want additional support or continued involvement in the donation community.
An organ donor can save a life every 13 hours. The quality of life post donation doesn’t suffer a bit.
Living organ donation is an option. Most people don't know it has the best result, long term. In fact, many people get on dialysis before they know what the transplant options are.