Be the hero
Organ and Tissue
Donors Save Lives
Join a life saving mission: Register to become an organ and tissue donor. One donor can save eight lives, heal 75 more, and restore eyesight. Transplant waiting lists are long. You can help by registering to be a donor hero.
Register to become an organ donor
This registration is a binding, legal document of gift. You affirm the information provided is accurate. You agree upon death to donate all eligible organs and tissues for transplant.** You can update or remove your registration, or specify more detailed donation preferences, at any time by logging in to your donor registration record in the National Donate Life Registry at RegisterMe.org. View our privacy policy. The National Donate Life Registry is managed by Donate Life America.
**Per the Pennsylvania Uniform Anatomical Gift Act (UAGA), registration for organ, eye and tissue donation (anatomical gift) includes donation for transplantation only.
Make a Difference
Nationwide, 100,000+ are on the transplant waitlist and 4,000 people are added monthly. You can register to donate at any time – you don’t need to get a driver’s license or permit. The gift of life is the most generous gift you can give.
1 donor can
save 8 lives
Anyone can register to become an organ donor
Anyone, regardless of age or medical history, can sign up to be a donor
It’s free
Donors and their families bear no cost for organ or tissue donation
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Common Questions About Organ Donation
Our Impact
Two-time kidney transplant recipient, Christina Casumpang, uses her voice to to share her story and serve as a Gift of Life Ambassador.
First-generation college student Brianna Herrera studies music education at Kutztown University. After two years of waiting for a kidney, she is able to reclaim her life.
Donate Life Pennsylvania celebrated its fifth annual PA Donor Day on Thursday, Aug. 1, urging Pennsylvanians to support organ, eye, and tissue donation.
Brian Bailey is dedicated to finding a kidney donor for his daughter Brianna, who is on dialysis due to kidney failure from diabetes.
Heart transplant recipient Theresa Alexander uses her experience to educate others and promote organ donation, exemplifying resilience.
Despite a family history of polycystic kidney disease, Stacey Berti and three relatives experienced life-changing recoveries through organ donation.
Donate Life Pennsylvania utilizes voluntary contributions to educate the public about organ and tissue donation and increase donor registrations.
Joey and Danny King continued their legacy of selflessness, saving lives even after their tragic deaths, and inspiring others to do the same.
Ron Davis, a DMV ambassador and heart transplant survivor, inspires others by advocating for organ donation, staying active, and honoring his donor's memory.
In 2023, David's plans shifted unexpectedly with a heart attack, revealing the need for a heart transplant.
2025 Community Health Center Challenge
Want to help end our nation’s critical organ shortage by raising awareness of the need for organ, tissue and cornea donors? Sign up for the 2025 Community Health Center Challenge and make a living, breathing difference!