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Carrying on the Legacy: The Power of Volunteers

“Volunteering allows me to turn grief into hope and keeps Brian’s legacy alive by inspiring others to give the gift of life,” she says.

Public Health Gives “Access” to a Second Chance

After a heart failure diagnosis in 2008, Steven Murphy also had permanent atrial fibrillation, a common type of heart arrhythmia characterized by an irregular and often rapid heartbeat.

Hometown Hero

Every summer we gather at Chase Field alongside donor families, recipients and donation champions for Donate Life Day at the Arizona Diamondbacks.

This year’s game holds a special meaning as we honor Jason Conti, former Major League Baseball (MLB) outfielder and proud Arizona Diamondback. He donated life after his sudden passing.

The Heart of it All: Celebrating Volunteer Appreciation Week

Each hour our volunteers offer gives Arizonans an opportunity to save and heal more lives. Whether it’s a speaking engagement or a registration table, they’re here to ask the question: “Will you register as an organ and tissue donor today?”

More than 1,000 people said yes to our volunteers who asked that question last year. By doing so, they give hope to those waiting for a lifesaving transplant.

New Year. New Beginnings.

Welcome, 2025!

Thinking about your resolutions and goals for the upcoming year? There’s one decision that could offer another person a second chance and leave a legacy – registering as an organ and tissue donor.

10 Conversations and Celebrations

There’s a lot going on this October. This month is all about starting and spreading lifesaving conversations. We’ve got 10 conversations and celebrations scheduled for the tenth month, and we need your help!

Celebrando El Mes De La Herencia Latina | Celebrating Latino Heritage Month

A lo largo del Mes de la Herencia Latina, animamos a todos a registrarse y celebrar las historias, culturas e historias de las comunidades latinas, hispanas, de trasplante y donación.

Throughout Latino Heritage Month, we encourage everyone to register and celebrate the histories, cultures and stories of the Latino and Hispanic, transplant and donation communities.

Golden Hearts

Each year, more than 300,000 children are diagnosed with cancer in the world, and approximately 15,780 children in the United States.

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. The observance provides an opportunity to recognize the bravery of young cancer warriors, support families impacted by childhood cancer and spread awareness.

Celebrating Deaf Culture

“Anyone and everyone can sign up to save lives,” says Tracey Chu, the very first deaf employee at Donor Network of Arizona (DNA)!

Tracey is also a member of DNA’s Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Committee. Through her efforts with the committee, DNA proudly recognizes Deaf Awareness Month and encourages members of the deaf community to register as organ and tissue donors.

Summer of Giving

Acts of generosity can bring a welcomed relief to those in need, just like a refreshing summer breeze. Throughout the summer months, let’s cool down the world with kindness and compassion. How? Join the 211,764 Arizonans who registered as an organ and tissue donor last year.