Making a Difference: How You Can Help Save Lives

How the Donation Process works
donate life
American Society of Transplantation
Organdonor.gov
How to Register at the DMV
Center for organ recovery & education
How to register using the apple health app
United Network for Organ Sharing

Choosing to become an organ donor is one of the most powerful and compassionate decisions you can make. A single donor can save up to eight lives and enhance the lives of 75 more through tissue, cornea, and bone donations. For many young adults, registering as an organ donor is often just a checkbox at the DMV, but the impact behind it is enormous

At Haley’s Choice, we encourage everyone to learn about what it means to register, how the organ donation process works, and the ethical safeguards in place to ensure your care always comes first. Contrary to common myths, being a registered donor does not affect the medical care you receive. Doctors and emergency teams work to save your life above all else. Only after all life-saving options have been exhausted, and you are legally declared deceased by a physician not involved in transplantation, can donation become possible

Many people wait years for transplants that can restore their health, independence, and futures. By registering as a donor, you're becoming a part of that life-saving solution. You also have the option to register through trusted, secure registries like DonateLife.org and your state donor registry. It's fast, easy, and meaningful

For those unsure or seeking more information, we provide links to the National Donate Life Registry, frequently asked questions, and opportunities to advocate, volunteer, or share your story. Being an organ donor is a way to leave behind a legacy of generosity, love, and hope

Choosing donation is a deeply personal decision worth exploring with care, compassion, and knowledge. At Haley’s Choice, we’re here to guide you toward information that empowers your voice, your body, and your future impact on the world