You can still save a life.
Organ donation saves lives.
Can you still recite a phone number by heart? Do you remember the days when Indianapolis didn’t have a pro sports team? Have you sung along to ABBA or danced to the Rolling Stones?
By saying “yes” to organ donation, you can give hope to someone waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant.
If so, you may think you are too old to be an organ donor, but there’s no age restrictions or health requirements to sign up. And one donor can save 8 lives and heal up to 75 more.
One organ donor can save up to eight lives. Make your legacy one that inspires hope. Say “yes” to organ donation and talk to your family about your decision.
Did you know?
The oldest organ donor was
In 2021, Cecil F. Lockhart became the oldest organ donor in U.S. history. His liver was recovered and transplanted to a woman in her 60s. “He was a generous person when he was alive, and we are filled with pride and hope knowing that, even after a long, happy life, he is able to continue that legacy of generosity,” Cecil’s daughter, Sharon White said.
Pictured Left: Cecil Lockhart. Photo: CORE DONATE LIFE
