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DONOR NETWORK OF ARIZONA


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Access information for professional partners about making the most of life
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Explore these pages to find out more about the gift of organ, eye and tissue
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Discover resources available to our donor families for honoring loved ones who
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THE FUENTES FAMILY HONORED NOEL’S WISHES TO BE AN ORGAN AND TISSUE DONOR.

He lives on not only through the three lives he saved, but also through his
friends and family.


LIVER RECIPIENT, GRANT THOMPSON, IS FOREVER CONNECTED TO HIS DONOR’S MOM, MICKI
PARKER.

Addison Parker lives on in many lives, including Grant’s.


BEVERLY ROCKWELL’S SIGHT WAS RESTORED BY THE COMPASSIONATE GENEROSITY OF TWO
CORNEA DONORS.

Now, she is able to see the world around her and play with her grandchildren.


THE FUENTES FAMILY HONORED NOEL’S WISHES TO BE AN ORGAN AND TISSUE DONOR.

He lives on not only through the three lives he saved, but also through his
friends and family.


LIVER RECIPIENT, GRANT THOMPSON, IS FOREVER CONNECTED TO HIS DONOR’S MOM, MICKI
PARKER.

Addison Parker lives on in many lives, including Grant’s.

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 * The gift of tissue donation: How tissue donors give hope, healing & restored
   life
   
   Did you know that tissue donation impacts the lives of more than one million
   people in the United States each year through transplantation? Let’s take a
   few minutes to talk about this incredible gift of healing! One tissue donor
   can help support the healing of more than 75 people by restoring mobility,
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 * What exactly happens after you check the box at ADOT MVD? And how checking
   that box may one day save and heal lives.
   
   If you’ve been to an Arizona Department of Transportation Motor Vehicle
   Division (ADOT MVD) office anytime over the last several years, chances are
   you have seen this line with that checkbox next to it: Be one in 4 million!
   More than 4 million people have joined the DonateLifeAZ Registry as an organ,
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 * Stars Above ✨ A virtual donor remembrance
   
   “Tonight, we dedicate a star in honor of your loved one, of our 2020 Arizona
   donors. So, when you look up in the sky tonight, you’ll be able to see the
   light that they left behind, knowing that other families are looking at the
   same star and their hearts are filled with love,” says Tim …
   
   
   
   
   
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