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At Midwest Transplant Network, we have the honor of sharing stories of hope, love and triumph in the face of tragedy as we care for donor heroes and their families. We hope these posts will provide an inside look into the world of organ, eye, and tissue donation and inspire you to add your name to the donor registry or encourage others to do the same. Together, we can help decrease the transplant waitlist.

Janet Maxey and Jessica Rogers, both proud MTN employees, celebrated our superhero-themed Skills Day by skydiving together

Soaring for a Cause: MTN Employees Take Flight to Celebrate Organ Donation

At Midwest Transplant Network, we often talk about how our team members are superheroes, showing up each day to give hope and share life. Two of those real-life heroes decided […]

No age limit to becoming a donor hero

Mary and Clifford Hammond have stories that illustrate there isn’t an age limit to becoming a registered organ, eye or tissue donor.

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Brayden Becerra

Why I Walk: We Walk to Honor Our Hero

“We are walking at the MTN Donate Life Legacy Walk to create awareness about how important it is to donate your organs and save the lives of others.” ~ Stephanie Becerra

MTN Staff Spotlight: Meet Dr. Partlow, an exclusive Fellow

Dr. David Partlow is Associate HLA Laboratory Director at Midwest Transplant Network. In March, he became a member of an exclusive group of less than 200 individuals worldwide with the prestigious title of Fellow of the American College of Histocompatibility and Immunogenetics F(ACHI).

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Donor Hero, Transplant Warrier, MTN Legacy Walk 2025

Why I Walk: The Annual Walk Means Everything to this Mom

Alexis Stoway is a Midwest Transplant Network Ambassador who is enthusiastic about communicating the importance of organ, eye and tissue donation. She spoke to us about why she participates in the MTN Donate Life Legacy Walk and what it means to her family.

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