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

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

Beverly Rockwell’s sight was restored by the compassionate generosity of two cornea donors.

Now, she is able to see the world around her and play with her grandchildren.

He lives on not only through the three lives he saved, but also through his friends and family.

4,040,176

people have said "yes" to hope and generosity by registering as organ, eye and tissue donors in Arizona.

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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Happy Valventine’s Day!

We are pumped for Valventine’s Day! Are you? On Feb. 14 we’ll be celebrating National Donor Day. This is a time to focus on all types of donation, which can save, heal and renew the lives of so many. We recognize how organ, eye, tissue, blood, platelet and bone marrow donations all play a role …

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Organ, eye and tissue donation workers qualify for COVID-19 vaccine

Some employees from Arizona’s federally designated organ procurement organization qualify for the COVID-19 vaccination as the state continues its rollout in phase 1B. Organ, ocular and tissue recovery has continued in Arizona, even in a global pandemic, contributing to the 10th consecutive recording-breaking year of the number of organ donors and total organs donated in …

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LifeSaver: Leslie Brown, RN, Banner – University Medical Center Tucson

An Arizona native, Leslie Brown played softball for Desert Mountain High School in Scottsdale. The prevailing spirit of teamwork she enjoyed so thoroughly as a teenage athlete ultimately led her to a career in health care. Today, Brown is a mother of two and an RN in the emergency department at Banner – University Medical …

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