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Yes Idaho consists of seven recovery agencies that work together to honor donors wishes. One of those agencies, DonorConnect, manages the registry.

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10/13/2026

“My son Matthew (1985-1992) donated two heart valves, two kidneys and two corneas. It was his decision, made after a family conversation around the dinner table.
I was an active firefighter at the time of his accident. One of Matthew’s corneas went to a young man who wanted to become a firefighter. He achieved that dream with Matthew’s cornea and is still working as a firefighter in Dover, Ohio.

For about 15 years after Matthew’s death, I volunteered with my local organ procurement organization, sharing his story through public speaking. I’m always willing to talk about him.”

—Dave

10/12/2026

"I had a liver transplant in 2022. I have written to my donors family, but I have not heard back. I am forever grateful to the young lady who donated her organs and helped save my life. 🙏"

—Laura

10/11/2026

“It definitely makes me feel proud to know that my daughter, Arianna's little heart is still beating out there.

Arianna only had 10 days on this earth. However, those 10 days were pretty impactful. It was something unexpected. I went into an emergency C-section, and the issues arrived during the delivery. They tried to save her, but unfortunately, they couldn't.

Someone from my local organ procurement organization came to the hospital to help support us. She was with us pretty much every day. There was minimal talk about organ donation. The staff member’s entire time being there was about being there for my family. It really impacted us how she was towards Arianna.

My baby donated her heart to a two-month-old baby.

It was definitely bittersweet having to say goodbye to our little girl. However, knowing that a part of her lives on is very comforting. We're definitely pleased that we said ‘yes’ to organ donation. We did not want another family to go through what we went through. The fact that she was able to save a life alone puts a smile on my face. So that definitely helps with the grieving process.”

—Rachel

10/09/2026

"Organ, eye and tissue donation hadn't been a frequent topic in Kaleb’s family conversations, but as it turned out, all of them were registered donors. When the time came to honor Kaleb's wishes, that made one of the hardest decisions of their lives just a little easier. They knew how much helping others had meant to him.

In his mother's words, making the decision to donate Kaleb's organs and tissues was painfully gut-wrenching. But knowing that his gift could save or heal others’ lives helped their broken hearts hurt just a little less.

Since losing Kaleb, his family has shared his story and watching others choose to register as donors because of him fills their hearts with joy. Kaleb may no longer be with them physically, but he lives on through the lives he touched and the lives his gifts continue to heal." 💙💚

Thank you to Donate Life America and Solvita for sharing this story!

10/08/2026

"I was reminded about the power of organ donation the night of my son Jaydon's accident. My husband already had a heart transplant. It was just two months from the time he collapsed at home to having the transplant, recovering, and coming home. Coincidentally, that was also the summer my son got his driver’s permit.

I remember when they asked him, ‘Do you want to be an organ donor?’ He nodded yes. Even with masks on due to Covid, you could see his squinty smile. Afterward, he handed me the paperwork and said, ‘Mom, did you hear what they asked me? I said yes. Is that okay?’ I told him, ‘Yes, that’s great that you’re thinking like that.’

He always wore the Donate Life green wristband. He was already enrolled and set to start school that fall. We were all so happy to see him following what he wanted.
It’s just a testimony to how a normal day can turn into something catastrophic.

That day, he was on his motorcycle. What they told me in the emergency room was that a car in front of him stopped abruptly, and he couldn’t avoid it. They told me about his brain injury. We knew what the doctors said, but we also knew what we were praying for.

Jaydon was the type of person who would want to be an organ donor. Knowing that his light is still shining in others and helping families through this loss is the good we can hold on to from this tragedy."

— Jane

10/05/2026

"Angel was just 14 years old when she passed away in August 2023, but the impact she made continues today.

Angel was a joyful and kind young girl who loved helping her family and friends. She was an enthusiastic dancer, a skilled pianist and an athlete who loved being outdoors. Her family remembers her infectious smile, gentle demeanor and ability to connect with others and leave them smiling and laughing.

Even at such a young age, Angel had a nurturing spirit and a desire to help others. That spirit continued through the gift of donation, allowing her impact to extend far beyond her 14 years."

—John

10/04/2026

“Thankful for all organ donors. I was blessed with two beautiful, healthy lungs a little over six years ago. I wrote to my donor family through the hospital shortly after my transplant and again on my first and second anniversaries. I never heard back, so I respect their wish to remain anonymous and will not write again.

I am so grateful. There aren’t any words worthy enough to express my profound gratitude. I was on the verge of dying and will be forever grateful until I take my last breath on this earth.

The first photo is right after surgery when I was 68. The second is less than two weeks after surgery, when I moved to the step-down unit. The last photo is how I look today at 74.”

—Judy

10/03/2026

"Organ donation wasn’t on my mind until the night a doctor walked into my hospital room and told me, 'You have at most six months to live.' I was 41 years old. In that moment, everything changed, and my life was never the same.

I received an organ that saved my life, and I will always be mindful of the loss that made my second chance possible. Organ donors are heroes, and I am forever grateful for the gift of life I received. Stories of donation keep my perspective right where it needs to be: grateful."

—Corey

10/01/2026

“I lost my only son, Drew, eight years ago.

He was a registered organ donor so he was able to donate bone and tissue. And now someone can see because of his corneas. I received a card a year after he died from a man who received some of his bone tissue.

He was a war hero and said he was able to walk now because of my son. Drew would have been so proud to know that, he always wanted to go into the navy but, unfortunately, was killed in a car wreck at 24.

He loved fishing, that was one of his favorite things to do. My son will forever be remembered. Doo Doo Forever 24 💚💙”

— Misty

09/29/2026

"My husband received a liver transplant almost three years ago, and we are so thankful for his donor. We often think of the donor’s family and how much they must miss their loved one. It’s such a bittersweet feeling."

—Shelley

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6065 S. Fashion Boulevard , Ste. 125
Murray, UT
84107

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Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 1pm

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https://www.yesidaho.org/

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