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Ep. 2427 Sierra Donor Services Discusses Nation Donor Sabbath
Family, we hope you enjoyed the insightful discussion about organ, eye, and tissue donation! We were honored to have Michael Coleman, Director of External Affairs at Sierra Donor Services, and Reverend Rick Harrell, Senior Minister at the Center for Spiritual Awareness, as our guests.
We explored the significance of National Donor Sabbath and the urgent need to increase the number of registered donors, especially within communities of color. With over 20,000 people in California waiting for life-saving transplants—and almost 80% of kidney transplant patients being people of color—our conversation emphasized the impact one donor can make. We also discussed how our faith communities are stepping up to raise awareness and support health equity.
Remember, one decision can save lives. Register to be a donor at sierradonor.org or Donate Life California and talk to your family about your choice.
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Family, we hope you enjoyed the insightful discussion about organ, eye, and tissue donation! We were honored to have Michael Coleman, Director of External Affairs at Sierra Donor Services, and Reverend Rick Harrell, Senior Minister at the Center for Spiritual Awareness, as our guests.
We explored the significance of National Donor Sabbath and the urgent need to increase the number of registered donors, especially within communities of color. With over 20,000 people in California waiting for life-saving transplants—and almost 80% of kidney transplant patients being people of color—our conversation emphasized the impact one donor can make. We also discussed how our faith communities are stepping up to raise awareness and support health equity.
Remember, one decision can save lives. Register to be a donor at sierradonor.org or Donate Life California and talk to your family about your choice.