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4,481,545 Registered Donors
1,621 Awaiting Transplant (6.30.2025)
1,363 Kidney (waiting: 6.30.2025)
150 Liver (waiting: 6.30.2025)
65 Heart (waiting: 6.30.2025)
49 Kidney/Pancreas (waiting: 6.30.2025)
8 Lung (waiting: 6.30.2025)
4 Pancreas (waiting: 6.30.2025)
2 Intestine (waiting: 6.30.2025)

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National Minority Donor Awareness Month

July 8 @ 12:00 AM August 31 @ 11:59 PM

National Minority Donor Awareness Month seeks to save and improve the quality of life of diverse communities. How? By creating a positive culture for organ, eye and tissue donation. The month has three focus areas. The first is on education. The second, to encourage families to talk about and register as donors, and third, to promote healthy living. Healthy living reduces the need for a transplant. Learn more at www.organdonor.gov/awarenessweek/awarenessweek.html.

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