Dedicated to serving and supporting living organ donors!
Safety Net Project. It has always been our goal to find ways to protect living organ donors from out-of-the ordinary medical and financial hardships, but now, in the face of multiple initiatives to encourage living organ donation, this goal has taken on new urgency. Honesty about possible complications and their probability is one way to help donors prepare for what might be ahead.
We have a donor and people considering donation only support group on Facebook that is growing larger almost daily. Share your concerns and experiences. Ask questions of those who have been there!
Money Raised Post-Expenses 2017 Golf Outing $30,338
15 Living Organ Donors helped
$
Average of $2382.32 received
Living Organ Donors spend
$
on average in out of pocket expenses
Only
%
of Americans can
afford to donate an organ
without using their savings or
going into debt
Transplants performed this year
Camille works at a Salvation Army store in San Diego and when she donated her kidney on January 22, 2015, she set off a chain that made 19 kidney transplants possible all over the U.S.
Donor
Nancy was part of a seven person chain in Connecticut. We helped her cover expenses while she was on unpaid leave.
Donor
This is Melissa and her brother (recipient). They didn’t qualify for NLDAC or help from TRIO. The whole family, three generations, stayed in one house while the two recovered. ALODF gave Melissa a grant to cover travel expenses and lost wages.
Donor & Recipient