Read about the history of organ donation and transplantation.

A successful organ transplant requires the coordination of many people and organizations.

Transplant data show that more and more people receive transplants every year and that many people with transplants are living longer than ever before.

Matching is the key to connecting individuals waiting for a life-saving transplant with compatible donor organs.

Find answers to frequently asked questions about multiple listing and waiting time transfer.

A guide for when your child needs a transplant.

Advances in transplantation science are helping to save more lives than ever.

The donation process begins with a decision. You decide you want to help people with end-stage disease by donating your organs when you die.

Living donation offers another choice for transplant candidates, and it extends the supply of organs.

Kidney paired donation (KPD) is a transplant option for those waiting for a kidney transplant. It is for patients who have a willing living donor.

When transplant hospitals accept patients onto the waiting list, the patients are registered in a centralized, national computer network that links all donors and transplant candidates.