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Saturday, September 19, 2026
12:00pm – 4:00pm
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Saturday, September 19, 2026
12:00pm – 4:00pm

A pivotal day to inform our public and drive change for adult and pediatric care.

Free Liver Health Screening!

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A FibroScan is a quick, painless, and noninvasive ultrasound that measures liver stiffness to detect scarring (fibrosis) and fat content (steatosis).

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Festivities

UCSF Program Booths

Stop by one of the many transplant partner booths and learn more about transplantation as well as kidney and liver health.

Voices of transplant experts

Gain deep insights from leading transplant experts who will share the latest advancements in living donation and clinical outcomes along with empowering patient perspectives.

Activities

We are hosting activities throughout the day. Click below to see the exciting opportunitites to learn and participate.

Concessions

We’ve curated various local food trucks to provide tasty meals and refreshments.

Food trucks

Platinum Sponsor

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Partners

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Empowering the Gift of Life

We are dedicated to expanding access to living organ donation. Our goal is to provide the community with the knowledge and support needed to navigate the complex landscape of transplantation.

We recognize the extraordinary generosity involved in organ donation, and we strive to ensure that every life is valued and provide excellence in care throughout the process.

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Stories of Hope

Discover the profound impact of living donation through the inspiring journeys of donors and recipients who have found renewed life and strength.

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Supporting the Center for Living Organ Donation

A strong community has the power to change lives. Every day, living organ donation brings hope to individuals and families by offering a second chance at life.

 

At the Center for Living Organ Donation, we are committed to building a community where education, support, and compassion empower more people to explore the possibility of living donation.

Your generosity helps strengthen this community. Donations support outreach efforts, educational programs, donor advocacy, and resources that make the living donation journey more accessible, informed, and supportive for donors, recipients, and their loved ones.

 

Living organ donation is made possible through extraordinary acts of kindness, and by a community that believes no one should face the transplant journey alone. Together, we can increase awareness, remove barriers, and provide exceptional care for every person whose life is touched by transplantation.

 

If this mission resonates with you, we invite you to make a donation today. Every gift, no matter the size, helps build a stronger, more connected community where hope grows, lives are transformed, and more patients have the opportunity to receive the gift of life.

Thank you for being part of our community and for making a lasting difference.

What is the donation process?

We provide a comprehensive, methodical approach to organ donation, ensuring every step—from initial consultation to the final transplant—is handled with the utmost professionalism and empathy.

How are transplant procedures handled?

Our medical team oversees every transplant procedure with clinical precision. We prioritize patient safety and recovery, utilizing state-of-the-art technology to ensure the highest success rates.

How can I get in touch with the team?

For any inquiries regarding the donation process or event participation, please contact our dedicated support team. We are here to assist you with any questions you may have.

Check your eligibility

Start with our quick, confidential online health history questionnaire to see if you may be eligible to donate a kidney.

 

Take this simple step to potentially save a life today.

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