Consider this one way to change a life.
Learn how to become an organ donor and meet our experts.
SMALL BOWEL
“It’s not like I’m asking for a pair of shoes. I can’t give this back.”
Read Toni and Cynthia’s story in The Washington Post: The offering: She was determined to give a gift to a near-stranger that would test and change them both
Learn about Kidney and Pancreas Transplantation at MedStar Georgetown Transplant Institute
LIVER
“The amazing thing is that while the liver is toxic in the person with MSUD, it can be a life saver to another person who doesn’t have the disorder”
Read Isobel, Korey, Quadejah and Jeremy’s story in The Washington Post.
Learn about Liver Transplantation at MedStar Georgetown Transplant Institute
HOW TO BECOME AN ORGAN DONOR
Most people who are healthy can be a donor. You will need to undergo an evaluation, which includes lab work, radiologic tests and an office visit. Once cleared, you schedule a convenient time for you and the recipient. The kidney is removed laparoscopically, which leads to a shorter hospital stay and faster return to normal activities. Take the first step.
- Learn about the evaluation process for organ donation to become a living donor
- Fill out a living donor form below
- I am considering donating my kidney.
- I am considering donating my liver.
Register as an organ, eye and tissue donor with Donate Life at https://registerme.org/
