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Network for Hope 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!

10/21/2026

8,895 people in the United States are waiting for a lifesaving liver transplant.

For some, that lifesaving gift can come from a living donor. Because the liver can regenerate, a healthy person can donate a portion of their liver while they are still living.

Deceased organ donation and living liver donation both create opportunities for people waiting to receive the transplant they need.

Learn more about the impact of donation at networkforhope.org.

10/20/2026

When Jon McSorley got the call that a donor liver was available, he had just hours to get from Minneapolis to Cincinnati for surgery. With the last flight overbooked, a Delta Air Lines employee stepped in, and 15–20 passengers volunteered their seats to help him make it home in time.

Seven years later, Jon joins us on 'This Thing Called Life' to share his story and thank the strangers who helped him make it to his lifesaving transplant!

Help us get this story to Delta and thank the incredible people who made it possible!

🎙️Hear Jon's full story tune into the latest episode.

🎧 Listen: https://bit.ly/4Bj2Kyn
📺 Watch: https://bit.ly/3TSeqYa

10/17/2026

From overwhelming moments at the Mayo Clinic to an unexpected race to get home for a lifesaving liver transplant, Jon McSorley has quite the story to tell.

You won’t want to miss this heartfelt conversation on ‘This Thing Called Life’ with host Andi Johnson.

🎧 Full episode drops Tuesday!

10/15/2026

Tomorrow night, Betsy Layne and Belfry take the field under the Friday night lights. 🏈

Through our partnership with KHSAA, Network for Hope is proud to sponsor this matchup and share the lifesaving mission of organ, tissue and eye donation with communities across Kentucky. 💚

Every “yes” to donation has the potential to save and heal lives.

📍 Betsy Layne at Belfry
📅 Friday, Oct. 16 | 7:30 p.m.

“¡Gracias a todos!” - Bryan, Liver Recipient
10/13/2026

“¡Gracias a todos!” - Bryan, Liver Recipient

For the first 492 days of his life, Tamarion Paul never went home.Born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a rare and ...
10/12/2026

For the first 492 days of his life, Tamarion Paul never went home.

Born with hypoplastic left heart syndrome, a rare and complex congenital heart defect, Tamarion underwent heart surgery just days after he was born. When doctors determined he needed a heart transplant, a ventricular assist device helped keep his heart pumping while he waited for more than a year.

On April 13, 2026, Tamarion received a new heart.

His recovery wasn’t easy, but after 492 days at Norton Children’s Hospital, 16-month-old Tamarion finally got to leave the hospital and go home with his family.

“I’m ready for him to meet family members he’s never even had a chance to meet,” his mom, Keiara, shared.

Now, his family is looking forward to the things they have waited nearly a year and a half to experience together: family photos, time at home, and watching Tamarion grow up alongside his siblings.

“My hopes for him are to just live his life to the fullest. Whatever he wants to do, I hope he gets to be a kid and enjoy life.”

Story and photo credit: Norton Children's

10/11/2026

Network for Hope was proud to be the game sponsor recently for the University of Louisville vs. Wake Forest football game. We came together to recognize Alex Berrios, a two-time kidney transplant recipient. His second transplant happened in February of this year.

10/10/2026

At just 16, Taylor made a decision that would go on to save five lives.

After her life was tragically cut short, Taylor’s generosity gave others a second chance. Her kindness continues to make a difference, just as she would have wanted.

🎥 Video credit to our friends at Donate Life Colorado

Tissue donors can make breast reconstruction after breast cancer possible, helping survivors heal physically and regain ...
10/07/2026

Tissue donors can make breast reconstruction after breast cancer possible, helping survivors heal physically and regain a sense of wholeness after treatment.

Beyond breast reconstruction, donated tissue can help heal people with severe burns, repair bones, tendons and ligaments, restore mobility and improve quality of life.

One tissue donor can heal the lives of more than 75 people.

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