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Transforming the future of organ, tissue, and eye donation. Join us in expanding the impact and saving lives. 💙
🔗 Learn more & register at networkforhope.org
You can designate your decision to become an organ and tissue donor by visting www.lifepassiton.org to join the donor registry in OH/KY/IN. Please join us today and pass life on!
06/05/2026
Through our partnership with the Cincinnati Reds we were proud to place these patches into the hands of fans during Donate Life Month, helping spark conversations about courage, legacy, and the life-saving impact of donation.
Shoutout to the Tealtown Titans for rocking these patches on their uniforms this summer! ⚾️ Good luck in the tournament!
Some legacies never stop making an impact. Hope lives on through the people who inspire it.
📸: Photo Creds Erica Marie
The phone rings.
A mother gets more time.
A child gets a future.
A family gets hope again.
A legacy lives on.
Hope is on the line. This is Voices of Hope.
A campaign rooted in the moments that connect strangers, change lives, and remind us how powerful one decision can be.
Comment ‘hope’ to learn more and leave a message of hope!
06/03/2026
Congratulations to our three Donate Life Scholarship winners from Ohio: Trevor Banks at Warren County Career Center, Anna Ressler at Miami University, and Isabel Strasser at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College.
Each winner received a $1,000 scholarship for their future endeavors based on demonstrating a connection and/or advocacy for organ, tissue, and eye donation and transplantation.
We are proud to support individuals doing important work in their community and to assist them in their success.
06/03/2026
“Within eight hours, I had a cornea on the way, and I was in surgery. I just think, what if I never got that lucky? It was a miracle.”
— Jaylynn Parker, Cornea Recipient
Cincinnati Children's pediatric transplant hepatologist, associate director of the Intestinal Transplant Program and attending hepatologist in the Liver Transplant Program, Dr. Monique Goldschmidt joins host Andi Johnson on the ‘This Thing Called Life’ podcast for a conversation about what it means to walk alongside children and families through the transplant journey.
Dr. Mo is a Voice of Hope. ▶️ Her episode is live.
🎧Listen: https://bit.ly/3Gf4FMF
📺 Watch: https://bit.ly/3RLZF7F
🏳️🌈 Pride means showing up for one another, in community, in support, and in hope.
You can register as an organ donor, receive a transplant, and save lives regardless of your sexual orientation, gender identity, or HIV status.
This Pride Month, we’re honoring unity and the strength of our communities across Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio, and West Virginia.
Whether you're celebrating at Cincinnati, Kentuckiana, or Lexington Pride Festivals, we’re with you in spirit and support. 💛
Register to be a donor today: networkforhope.org
Dr. Monique Goldschmidt, pediatric transplant hepatologist and associate director of the Intestinal Transplant Program at , joins This Thing Called Life. 🎧
“They deserve a full life, not just survival.”
Hear why helping children thrive is what gives Dr. Mo purpose every single day.
🎧 Full episode drops tomorrow!
Celebrate Kentucky’s birthday from when they became a member of the Union. 💙
Kentucky pride runs deep, but the gift of life knows no borders.
In 1992, Kentucky became the first state in the country to ask the donation question at the driver’s license agencies and later established what is now known as the Donate Life Kentucky Trust.
Since then, more than 2.5 million Kentuckians have registered as organ donors, helping save and heal lives across the country.
At the Kentucky State Capitol, the Donor Memorial stands as a tribute to donor heroes and the families behind every lifesaving gift.
We’re proud to serve all 120 counties across the Commonwealth and continue this mission together.
Learn more or register your decision at networkforhope.org. 💚
05/28/2026
What is an OPO?
An OPO, or Organ Procurement Organization, is a nonprofit that helps make organ, tissue, and eye donation possible.
Together, OPOs share one mission: to save and heal lives through the gift of donation.
05/27/2026
Good luck to Linda and all of Team KY as they head to Denver to compete in the Transplant Games of America, honoring donor heroes.
NEW ON SUNRISE: A Grayson County woman is heading to Denver next month to compete in the Transplant Games of America as she honors the heroes who saved her life.
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