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Infinite Legacy: Giving Life. Restoring Hope. Register to be an organ, eye and tissue donor. Thank you for your support of organ, eye and tissue donation!

Infinite Legacy is a nonprofit organ procurement organization serving almost 10 million people in Maryland, Northern Virginia and Washington, DC. Infinite legacy facilitates organ, eye and tissue donation and educates our communities about the critical importance of registering to be a donor. We’re here to share information about organ, eye and tissue donation, as well as to honor our donors and celebrate transplant recipients. To promote appropriate information exchange with community members, we welcome posts and comments that are related to the specific content posted on this page. Comments posted on this page will be monitored and we reserve the right to remove inappropriate comments such as the following:
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11/13/2025

On , we recognize the incredible kindness of registered donors, living donors and donor families in giving the gift of life and hope. 💙💚🌏

11/12/2025

Since 1988, more than 1,000 American Indian and Alaska Native individuals have become living organ donors.
Their generosity has offered hope and life to others.
Association for Multicultural Affairs in Transplantation

11/12/2025

1111 is a moment to pause, reflect and remember the power we each hold to make a difference.
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11/10/2025

“My heart transplant gave me a second chance at life. I am back doing what I love, being a real estate agent and selling life insurance. I can walk and work out without breathing problems and I can be with my family and friends. I pray for my donor’s family every day. Because of their gift, I am able to live, help others and spread the word about organ donation.” - Ingrid White, Heart Transplant Recipient

11/09/2025

Christa Ogden’s journey is one of strength, faith and perseverance. In 2006, shortly after the birth of her first child, Ava, Christa’s life changed unexpectedly. What began as severe abdominal pain led to the discovery of a serious gallbladder infection. During surgery, her common bile duct was accidentally cut, resulting in a long and difficult recovery. For nearly two decades, Christa has faced recurring infections, hospitalizations and lasting complications. Despite these health challenges, she refused to let her condition define her life. While navigating her medical journey, Christa returned to school and made it her mission to raise her children surrounded by their Native community and culture.
In recent years, Christa’s health has declined as her liver damage has progressed, affecting her kidneys and other organs. Now, she is waiting for a liver transplant, the only treatment that can save her life. Through all of this, Christa remains deeply thankful for the simple blessings each day brings. When asked what a transplant would mean for her family, Christa shared that it would mean “my kids get their mama back.” For her, it represents the chance to live again, to go camping, fishing, hiking and to enjoy life with her children. Christa hopes her story inspires others to consider living donation and to help save lives. “I wanted to share my struggles and be open about what I’m going through. I want people to apply to be a living donor.” Her courage and advocacy continue to inspire many within the Native American and transplant communities. Association for Multicultural Affairs in Transplantation

11/07/2025

To every caregiver who stands beside donors, recipients and those waiting, your kindness and care make a lasting difference.

11/06/2025

Native American individuals represent approximately 1% of the U.S. transplant waiting list.
Let’s continue raising awareness and addressing the unique challenges Native communities face in accessing lifesaving transplants.

11/05/2025

✨ We’re taking you to meet some of the amazing faces behind our mission! From sticky notes to sentimental keepsakes—each space tells a story.

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1730 Twin Springs Road, Ste 200
Baltimore, MD
21227

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+14102427000

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http://infinitelegacy.org/

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