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If you or an immediate family member ever served in the U.S. Armed Forces, an information tool and service guide is available at www.veteranbenefits.mo.gov or (573) 522-4061. U.S. VA service information is available at www.va.gov or (800) 698-2411. Thank you for your service.
4,349,606 Registered Donors
1,431 Awaiting Transplant (8.31.2023)
1,207 Kidney (waiting: 8.31.2023)
149 Liver (waiting: 8.31.2023)
50 Heart (waiting: 8.31.2023)
38 Kidney/Pancreas (waiting: 8.31.2023)
11 Lung (waiting: 8.31.2023)
4 Pancreas (waiting: 8.31.2023)
2 Intestine (waiting: 8.31.2023)

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Faces of Donation

Without the organ donor, there is no story, no hope, no transplant. But when there is an organ donor, life springs from death, sorrow turns to hope and a terrible loss becomes a gift.

– Reprinted from the 2009 UNOS Annual Report