Organ donors give more time for life and laughter.
Almost anyone can be a donor, regardless of age.
It takes just minutes to give the gift of life.
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- Understanding Organ Donation
- Enroll in the New York Donor Registry
- Donor Registry Q&A
- 10 Facts About Organ Donation
- Frequently Asked Questions
- VIDEO: How Donation and Transplant Works
- Religion and Organ Donation
- Understanding Brain Death
- Organs & Tissues for Transplant
- Quick Quizzes and Health Tips
- Appropriate Donation Terminology
- Statistics – Organ Donation & Transplant
- Gift of Life Stories
- Raising Awareness
- FLDRN Update Newsletter
- For Families of Donors
- For Transplant Patients
- For Healthcare Professionals
PASS LIFE ON
Join the New York State organ donor registry!
Finger Lakes Donor Recovery Network
We are the link between patients awaiting life- saving transplants and donors and the families who make the gift of life possible.
News & Views
NATIONAL DONATE LIFE MONTH IN APRIL: Thank you for your support! See some of the highlights on our Facebook page WSKG RADIO: FLDRN's Rob Kochik says pending New York State legislation could increase organ donation by allowing those 16 and 17-years-old to enroll VIDEO: WROC-TV pays tribute to organ donor Michelle Coville, her parents, Kathy and Kevin Baker — and ALL Donors WXXI RADIO INTERVIEW: Scott Hetsko and FLDRN’s Rob Kochik on “Connections” VIDEO: Timing is everything for UR Medicine's organ transplant teams
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Scott Hetsko is living life to the fullest, and he has his donor to thank. Watch his story, and please consider joining the organ donor registry at PassLifeOn.org
PASS LIFE ON! Join the organ donor registry online or print the enrollment form.
FAQs: Answers for You!
- What organs and tissues can I donate?
- What is brain death?
- Is there a cost to be a donor?
Registering to vote in New York?
When you apply to vote in New York State, there's a section where you can join New York's organ donor registry.
Gift Unites Families in Heart and Song
THIS MONTH’S FACT About Organ Donation
Everyone waiting for an organ transplant is treated fairly and with respect. Objective medical criteria determine how donated organs are allocated to patients on the transplant waiting list.
CHECK OUT "10 FACTS ABOUT ORGAN DONATION"
