THANK YOU for an incredible National Donate Life Month! We could not have done it without you! Here are just a couple of the highlights that you helped us achieve in April as we honored, celebrated and recognized together for National Donate Life Month:

April 2023 marked the 20th anniversary of National Donate Life Month and we are so grateful to each of you for all your hard work and dedication to make it so memorable.

Thank you to the 31% of Advocates who completed our annual Advocate Satisfaction Survey! We will be discussing the results together in our June Advocate call on Monday, June 12th at 5:00pm. We are so excited to celebrate 100% favorability in a few key areas and are grateful for some great ways we can improve in 2023! For more information, please join us on Zoom for our June Advocate Call! The Zoom link is good for all 2023 calls, you can click here to request the link.

May is Older Americans Month! The question of whether or not someone is too old to sign up as an organ, eye and tissue donor is one we hear frequently. Too many times people will automatically rule themselves out as potential donors, due to health or age restrictions. However, each person is evaluated at the time of their death by a medical professional and deemed able to be a donor or not. There's no age limit to donation or to registering to be an organ, eye and tissue donor, and we want to empahasize this during Older Americans Month. People is their 50s, 60s, 70s and far beyond have been able to give the gift of life as organ, eye and tissue donors. In 2022, in Colorado and Wyoming the average age of a tissue donor was 67 years old. In fact, the oldest tissue donor in 2022 in our area was 105 years old!