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4,460,187 Registered Donors
1,570 Awaiting Transplant 11.30.2024)
1,318 Kidney (waiting: 11.30.2024)
172 Liver (waiting: 11.30.2024)
53 Heart (waiting: 11.30.2024)
41 Kidney/Pancreas (waiting: 11.30.2024)
10 Lung (waiting: 11.30.2024)
6 Pancreas (waiting: 11.30.2024)
4 Intestine (waiting: 11.30.2024)

Living Donation

Living donation is donating some organs and tissues while you are alive. It offers an alternative for individuals awaiting transplantation from a deceased donor and increases the existing organ supply. According to HRSA, about four out of every 10 donations are from a living donor. The first living transplant was a kidney transplant between twin brothers in 1954. Living donors can give one kidney, one liver lobe, a lung or part of a lung, part of the pancreas, or part of the intestines. To learn more, click one of the following links: