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A month dedicated to encouraging Americans to register as organ donors, and to celebrating those that have saved lives by through donation. Get more resources here.

During Blue and Green Day, the public is encouraged to wear blue and green, hold events and fundraisers, and partner with local restaurants, malls, media, and community organizations in an effort to promote the success of organ, eye and tissue transplantation and the extreme need for registered donors. https://www.donatelife.net/blue-green-day/

TRIO Manhattan Chapter invites everyone to attend their 25th Annual Ecumenical Service. Join the donation community as we remember our donors and their families who so generously have given the gift of life and rejoice with recipients who have received their special gift.

Saturday, April 18, 2020 2:00-4:00pm at St. Patrick's Cathedral. No tickets or reservations necessary.

Simply Fit Personal Training’s owner, Michael Dubas has had the pleasure of training and becoming friends with a young man by the name of Christian Siems. Christian will celebrate his 4th anniversary with his new heart on April 25th. He is living proof that organ donation saves lives. Two years ago Michael and Christian decided to put together a race to help spread awareness of organ donation. With the support of the town of Huntington and its officials, this charitable event has become a reality and is now embarking on our 2nd Annual 5K Run To Save Lives! https://www.elitefeats.com/upcoming-detail.asp?ID=20115

Join the American Liver Foundation to celebrate the gift of life and the miracle of liver transplantation with guest speaker, Dr. Sander Florman. A light breakfast and entertainment provided. For more information and to RSVP contact Veronica Perez: vperez@liverfoundation.org

At 3pm on Thursday, April 30, the last day of Donate Life Month, LiveOnNY will enlist members of the donation and transplantation community to observe a Moment of Gratitude in recognition of all organ and tissue donors who selflessly gave the gift of life.

Join our Facebook Live to participate or download our toolkit for more information.

The Liver Life Walk is the national fundraising walk of the American Liver Foundation. From coast-to-coast approximately 10,000 people walk to change the face of liver health! Your fundraising and participation will bring awareness to liver disease and provide financial support for our educational programs and patient services offered to the millions of Americans battling one of the 100 known liver diseases. To learn more and to register visit: https://liverlifewalk.org/longisland/

Join the American Liver Foundation as they change the face of liver disease. Your participation will bring awareness to liver disease and provide financial support for our educational programs and patient services offered to the millions of Americans battling one of the 100 known liver diseases. For more information and to register visit: https://liverfoundation.org/alf-greater-new-york/#

Noah Farrelly was struck and killed by a vehicle on December 4th, 2018, just months into his freshman year at Stony Brook University, while out on a training run for the university’s track and cross country team.

The Noah Farrelly Run & Southside Field Day, a community event celebrating the things Noah loved most: running and sports, friendly competition, and bringing people together for a good time with food and music. It’s the sort of occasion Noah would have relished planning for others, and would have enthusiastically participated in himself.

The proceeds from the event will support The Noah Farrelly Memorial Fund, a foundation engaged in charitable and educational projects reflective of Noah’s journey through life and his passing.

To register visit: http://www.noahfarrellyrun.org/

The Lap4Life Run/Walk at Chadwick Lake is held to increase awareness about desmoid tumors and work to raise funds for desmoid tumor research and organ donation.

The hope is that the funds raised will be instrumental in finding a cure for desmoids tumors and to improve outcomes for organ donor recipients. https://lap4life.org/

This turnkey event is focused around one goal: to enroll as many willing New Yorkers as possible as organ donors in a single day.

It is a time for congregations to learn about the organ donor shortage, celebrate life and pray for those affected by donation and transplantation.