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26,639 Hispanic/Latino individuals are currently waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant in the United States. That is...
10/10/2026

26,639 Hispanic/Latino individuals are currently waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant in the United States. That is nearly 1 in 4 people on the transplant waiting list.
During Hispanic Heritage Month, this statistic reminds us why equitable access to donation and transplantation, culturally relevant education and trusted community engagement remain so important.

October is National Liver Awareness Month! There are more than 9,000 adults and children in the U.S. currently waiting f...
10/05/2026

October is National Liver Awareness Month! There are more than 9,000 adults and children in the U.S. currently waiting for a donor liver. Did you know that the liver is the only organ that can regenerate itself? That's what makes living liver donation possible. The donated portion of the liver fully regrows within four months and will ultimately regain full function. Incredible! Get the facts about organ, eye and tissue donation at infinitelegacy.org. 💙💚

"Every breath I take is a reminder: this life is a gift, meant to be lived fully, with gratitude and with purpose."At 19...
10/04/2026

"Every breath I take is a reminder: this life is a gift, meant to be lived fully, with gratitude and with purpose."

At 19, Brianna was diagnosed with severe lung disease and was 26 when she received her lifesaving gift of new lungs from her organ donor, Katie. At the time of her transplant, she was in her junior year of nursing school. Brianna says Katie and her family not only gave her new lungs, but a future – a year after her transplant, she graduated as a registered nurse and began working at the very hospital that saved her life, Johns Hopkins Medicine. She also realized the dream of becoming a mom and giving birth to her son, who is turning three soon.

Hispanic/Latino individuals represent nearly 17% of all living organ donors this year. During Hispanic Heritage Month, w...
10/03/2026

Hispanic/Latino individuals represent nearly 17% of all living organ donors this year. During Hispanic Heritage Month, we celebrate these living donors and the extraordinary impact of their generosity.

October is Healthy Lung Month! More than 900 adults and children in the U.S. are waiting for the gift of a donor lung an...
10/02/2026

October is Healthy Lung Month! More than 900 adults and children in the U.S. are waiting for the gift of a donor lung and their next full breath. Register your decision to be an organ, eye and tissue donor at infinitelegacy.org.

Hispanic/Latino individuals represent approximately 13% of all deceased organ donors in 2026.This Hispanic Heritage Mont...
09/28/2026

Hispanic/Latino individuals represent approximately 13% of all deceased organ donors in 2026.
This Hispanic Heritage Month, we recognize the important role Hispanic/Latino donors and families play in making transplantation possible and giving hope to those waiting.

One gift. Two miracles. A lifetime of memories.Two years ago, Roberto received a lifesaving kidney transplant from a her...
09/27/2026

One gift. Two miracles. A lifetime of memories.
Two years ago, Roberto received a lifesaving kidney transplant from a hero organ donor, giving him a second chance at life.
But the miracle did not stop there.
Roberto and his wife, Jessica, had accepted that they would not have any more children because of his chronic medical condition. Then, one year after his transplant, they received surprising news: they were expecting another baby boy.
Today, their family is filled with love, with eight-year-old Leo and 10-month-old Lucas by their side.
Roberto’s story is a powerful reminder that one person’s decision to be an organ donor can change countless lives and create moments that families never thought possible.

Lukas was funny and smart, and he loved history, books and music. In college, he majored in Mechanical Engineering, whic...
09/25/2026

Lukas was funny and smart, and he loved history, books and music. In college, he majored in Mechanical Engineering, which was the perfect next step for a young man who had always enjoyed taking things apart to see what made them tick. In his teens, Lukas visited with residents at the nursing home where his mother worked. This kind of compassion for others wasn't a surprise to anyone who knew him. Lukas was only eight years old when he told his family he wanted to sign up to be an organ donor. And he did. Not long after he turned 15 ½, Lukas applied for his temporary driver’s license and checked the box to join his state’s organ, eye and tissue donor registry.
A few weeks before Christmas, at the age of 18, Lukas died in a fatal accident. For eight transplant recipients, his decision to register became the gift of life – and of time – that holiday season. The man who received Lukas’ liver said his transplant allowed him to “make it to Christmas Eve” and beyond, something he once thought impossible. The other gift Lukas gave that Christmas was to his family. His mother, Nikki, said, “We are proud of Lukas and the legacy he left behind. I never want anyone to see his story and focus on the storm. I want them to see the beautiful rainbow he left after that storm for so many to admire and love." By sharing his donation decision with them, Lukas gave his family the peace that comes with knowing, without a doubt, that their son chose to make his final moments on earth truly heroic. 💙💚

1,485 Hispanic/Latino individuals have already given the gift of life as deceased organ donors so far this year.During H...
09/24/2026

1,485 Hispanic/Latino individuals have already given the gift of life as deceased organ donors so far this year.
During Hispanic Heritage Month, we honor the generosity of Hispanic/Latino donors and the lasting impact their gifts have on recipients, families and communities.

The Fall season has begun. 🍃🍂 Make more life possible by registering your decision to be an organ, eye and tissue donor ...
09/23/2026

The Fall season has begun. 🍃🍂 Make more life possible by registering your decision to be an organ, eye and tissue donor at infinitelegacy.org today and sharing your decision with family and friends! 💙💚

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