Liver recipient, Grant Thompson, is forever connected to his donor’s mom, Micki Parker.

Addison Parker lives on in many lives, including grant’s.

Greta Jay’s sight was restored by the compassionate generosity of two cornea donors.

Now, she is able to drive, paint and see the beauty of a sunset.

Their son and brother saved three lives through his gift.

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We make the most of life through the gift of organ and tissue donation.

We challenge ourselves and others every day to realize Arizona’s potential to save and improve lives.

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2018 Fiesta Bowl Parade

The sun finally begins to rise on an early December morning. Dancers start to line up, the sun glinting off their sparkling pompoms. Volunteers begin raising a massive inflatable cactus balloon to float it down Central Avenue. Recipient and donor families sift through green and blue posters to hold when they walk proudly to represent …

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A Full Circle of Generosity

For many families, a place to sleep, enjoy a meal and feel safe is not always a guarantee. Each night, the Roanoke House run by Ronald McDonald House (RMH) provides affordable, temporary housing for up to 44 families caring for ill or injured children. One of those children is 15-year-old Martisha. Diagnosed with kidney failure …

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A Lifetime of Honor and Service

U.S. Army veteran Michael Russell – affectionately known as Mickey – believed his purpose in life was to help others. His mission was to serve, in life and death. Mickey had just completed the hiring process with the Scottsdale Police Department. He passed away unexpectedly due to a blood clot in the summer of 2017. …

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