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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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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Not All Heroes Wear Capes: A transplant recipient makes sure her donor is never forgotten

Jessica Drey was in elementary school when doctors diagnosed her with Type 1 diabetes. From there, she suffered through complications her diabetes caused, such as heart disease, nerve damage and organ failure. She was also beginning to go blind, and her kidneys were failing. Doctors told Jessica that she needed dialysis, since her body could …

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A Good Heart

While most teenagers worry about school and social lives, Brett Wallick, 15, worried whether he would live to graduate high school. In December 2013, Brett visited the doctor for what his parents, Scott and Carla Wallick, thought was a severe cold. It turned out to be more serious. The doctor informed the Wallicks that Brett’s …

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High School Heroes Challenge Results

High School Challenge is an annual campaign to register high school students as organ and tissue donors to show you can be a hero at every age. In October 2017, Donor Network of Arizona (DNA) partnered with local HOSA – Future Health Professionals chapters for this campaign. The challenge focuses on students taking ownership of …

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