LifeShare Carolinas

11/20/2025

For remote workers, “floor time” is a way of life and that's definitely the case for our operations team 😉

Our operations coordinators work 12-hour shifts, and they spend most of that time on the phone and working on multiple computer screens. They're responding to referrals from hospitals about potential organ, eye, and tissue donors. It's their responsibility to coordinate logistics to make sure all teams involved in the surgical recovery are in the right place at the right time. And they're also matching donated organs to grateful recipients on the waiting list.

It's a very important job, so we totally understand why they need a minute to just lie on the floor and rest before they get back to saving lives!

11/17/2025

Cole had a passion for music and loved playing his guitar. He was able to play just about any instrument he picked up. After hearing a song on the radio, he could play it within an hour. He also loved Pokémon, Yu-Gi-Oh, and tattoos.

He was the oldest of 3 boys and was excited to be an uncle. His mom shared how sad she is that he never got the chance to meet his nephew. She will always remember his kind empathetic heart, and she finds comfort that his last gift of donation was true to who he was in life.

He saved 5 lives through organ donation. If you’d like us to highlight your donor hero, you can nominate them at LifeShareCarolinas.org/Donor-Families/Honoring-Donors/.

11/13/2025

We'll applaud any form of teamwork, even if it's placing a lunch order!

11/10/2025

Alan was known for making people laugh. His dad said he cared a lot for his loved ones. He also told us Alan was so loved and cared for; he held a really special place in the hearts of the people who knew him.

In his spare time, Alan loved to exercise and was into boxing.

Alan gave 2 people the gift of sight through donation. If you’d like us to highlight your donor hero, you can nominate them at LifeShareCarolinas.org/Donor-Families/Honoring-Donors/

11/06/2025

As we kick off Eye Donation Month, we're honored to share more about the incredible impact the gift of sight can have. Check out this story from Eye Bank Association of America of how a cornea transplant transformed Christine's life as a pediatric nurse 💚👁️💙

11/03/2025

Lois will always be remembered for her personality. Her sister says she was full of life and loved everyone she met. She says she’ll miss Lois’ laugh and her bright smile.

In her spare time, Lois loved shopping and being with her family, especially at family reunions. She was a loving mother and aunt to her 2 girls and 2 nieces.

Lois saved 3 lives through the donation of her liver and kidneys. If you’d like us to highlight your donor hero, you can nominate them at LifeShareCarolinas.org/Donor-Families/Honoring-Donors/

10/31/2025

This Halloween, we hope you'll be able to tell the tricks from the treats, especially when it comes to information about organ, eye, and tissue donation 🎃🍬

Check out our latest blog post to find out what's a ghost story and what's a true story when it comes to donation 💙💚



LifeShareCarolinas.org/Dont-Get-Spooked-by-Donation/

Don't let the ghost stories spook you! Learn the true stories about organ, eye, and tissue donation. And instead of dressing like a hero, BE a hero!

10/30/2025

Let your teammates bee (🐝) themselves! Mind your buzz-ness!

10/27/2025

Hunter was intelligent and from an early age, his mom says he managed to figure out complicated things. In his spare time, he loved watching movies, hanging out, and telling jokes.

His mom said he loved his family and friends very much. She tells us she often hears from others about the impact Hunter made on their lives. She says he will be missed by those who knew him.

Hunter impacted and saved many lives through tissue donation. If you’d like us to highlight your donor hero, you can nominate them at LifeShareCarolinas.org/Donor-Families/Honoring-Donors/

10/20/2025

Gabriela is remembered as an amazing, loving human who always wanted to do her best and find ways to improve. She loved to hang out with her sisters, friends, and the love of her life. Her mom says Gaby loved the Lord with all her heart.

In her spare time, Gaby liked to stay active and play soccer, especially with her best friend. She was a fierce competitor. Gaby loved spending time outdoors and being with the people she loved.

Gaby saved 5 lives through organ donation. 3 of her organs were also donated for important medical research. She will impact 70 lives through tissue donation, and 2 people can now see because of her eye donation. If you’d like us to highlight your donor hero, you can nominate them at LifeShareCarolinas.org/Donor-Families/Honoring-Donors/

10/15/2025

Stephanie's organs saved 5 lives and her tissue will impact 37 others. Her parents told us how her donation matched the kindness and generosity she showed throughout her life.

Watch to learn more about Stephanie and some of her parent's favorite memories with her 💚💙

10/13/2025

One of Tracy’s favorite things to do was to spend time with his wife, kids, and both of his grandchildren. He loved going to the flea market with them.

In his free time, Tracy loved to paint. He was a big fan of wrestling and had a large collection of NASCAR memorabilia.

Tracy's donated tissue will impact 70 people. He also gave the gift of sight to 2 people through cornea donation. If you’d like us to highlight your loved one, you can nominate them at LifeShareCarolinas.org/Donor-Families/Honoring-Donors/