Create a profile
Patients share their need and story. Potential donors provide only the information needed to begin.
DonorLink helps transplant candidates tell their stories and gives potential living donors a safe, informed way to explore giving.
The platform supports introductions. Medical eligibility and transplant decisions remain with licensed transplant programs.
Patients share their need and story. Potential donors provide only the information needed to begin.
Search by organ, location, blood type, and profile details, then initiate a private connection.
Independent clinical teams perform screening, consent, compatibility testing, and follow-up.
You can save your progress and return at any time. Sensitive medical information should only be shared through approved clinical channels.
Use general information to explore public patient profiles. Contact and medical details remain private.
“The profile gave our family a way to explain the need clearly—and gave others a safe first step.”
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Questions to ask, how independent donor advocates help, and why informed consent matters.
Read the guide →Write with honesty, protect private details, and make it easy for your community to share.
View profile tips →Plain-language guides should complement—not replace—advice from your transplant center.
Browse all resources →DonorLink is a design prototype inspired by the public information architecture of an established nonprofit matching service. It is not affiliated with that organization and does not process real medical data.
Partner with usNo. Registration may help people connect, but only a transplant center can determine medical eligibility, compatibility, and whether a transplant proceeds.
No. Buying or selling human organs is illegal in the United States. Legitimate programs may discuss allowable expense reimbursement; ask an independent donor advocate.
It can connect incompatible donor–recipient pairs with other pairs so compatible donations can occur in a coordinated exchange.
Public profiles should show only consented information. Medical records and sensitive contact details belong in secure, access-controlled clinical systems.
Use this demonstration form to preview the support experience.