LiveOnNY Named a Crain's Best Places to Work in NYC 2023 for Second Year in a Row

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After nearly two years of restructuring and life-saving milestones, LiveOnNY achieves remarkable employee-designated recognition as a best place to work in NYC. LiveOnNY was named one of Crain's Best Places to Work in NYC 2023 for the second year in a row. The recognition comes during another record-breaking year for LiveOnNY, where selfless New Yorkers – organ donor heroes – saved more lives than ever before. Since implementing a new strategic plan in 2022, LiveOnNY worked with the NY community more than ever before, increasing the amount of organ donors, tissue donors, and organs transplanted by approximately 50% in each category, compared to the same time period prior. Read the full press release here.

Join the Movement of Saving Lives

We all have a role in ending the wait list. Nearly 9,000 New Yorkers statewide — 131 of whom are children under the age of 18 — are waiting for a lifesaving transplant, according to United Network for Organ Sharing. Nationwide, the number is approximately 100,000 - enough to fill two Yankee stadiums. But the myths of organ donation are starting to fade away and New Yorkers are saving more lives than ever. Last year, more than 1,000 organs were transplanted thanks to the selfless acts of organ donors in the greater New York area — a record — but the urgency remains, and the work is far from done. Together, as a community, New York has the power to end the wait list.

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LiveOnNY works with hospital and community partners to provide education about organ, eye and tissue donation. Reach out to learn how you can help share the message about the importance of organ, eye and tissue donation.

PARTNER WITH US

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There are over 9,000 New Yorkers waiting for a lifesaving transplant. One organ donor can save up to 8 lives. One tissue donor can help 50-75 lives.

SIGN UP AS A DONOR HERO

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At LiveOnNY, we deliver the gift of life to New Yorkers on the transplant waiting list. Our organization has the privilege of making miracles happen every day by facilitating organ and tissue donation.

JOIN OUR TEAM

Honoring, Changing and Saving Lives

LiveOnNY is a nonprofit organization committed to helping New York live on through organ and tissue donation and to caring for the families touched by donation. We serve as the federally designated organ procurement organization (OPO) for the greater New York City area. Every day, we work to further our mission by:

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    Facilitating lifesaving organ donations
  • Caring For Donor Families
    Caring for the families of the selfless donors who give the gift of life
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    Educating the community about the power of donation
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    Advocating on behalf of those who are waiting for transplant

Stories of Living On - In the News

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Detective Mora lived a life of service as an NYPD officer. Even in death he continued to serve, saving 5 lives through organ donation.

Meet Detective Mora

Donor Hero

CBS New York shares Detective Mora's story - watch here.

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At age 4, Angelica beat childhood cancer. But chemotherapy damaged her heart and at 18, she was diagnosed with heart failure. She has received a second chance at life thanks to her donor hero.

Meet Angelica

Heart Recipient

Angelica shares her journey here.

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In July 2010, an accident took Michael’s life. But that wasn’t the end of Michael’s story. Michael saved five lives through organ donation and Roxanne received his heart.

Meet Roxanne

Heart Recipient

NewsNation shares Roxanne's story. - watch here.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams Encourages New Yorkers to be Donor Heroes

“Nearly 7,000 people in New York City are on the waitlist and they need New York City heroes. New Yorkers can sign up at LiveOnNY.org. Help save lives and become an organ donor today,” said NYC Mayor Eric Adams. LiveOnNY would like to thank Mayor Adams for his ongoing and unwavering advocacy for organ and tissue donation.