Show us your Donate Life colors! Wear your blue and green, eat blue and green foods, decorate your space in blue and green, and more! Snap a pic and enter it in the Donate Life America photo contest (details to come).
Youth with donation and transplant connections are invited to a fun evening together on skates!
Join Gift of Life on the lawn at the Michigan State Capitol building to celebrate the gifts of life, sight and mobility and to promote the Michigan Organ Donor Registry!
The Gift of Life MOTTEP LIFE Walk/Run is the largest event promoting organ and tissue donation in the state of Michigan. LIFE Walk/Run is attended by more than 2,000 individuals, including members of the medical profession, major corporations, media personalities, politicians, donor family members, and transplant recipients.
National Minority Donor Awareness Month brings heightened awareness to donation and transplantation in multicultural communities with a primary focus on African American, Hispanic, Asian/Pacific Islander, and Native American communities.
Join us on the rooftop of the Flint Farmers’ Market to test your knowledge of pop culture, sports, history and organ donation!
Gift of Life is excited to announce that we are bringing the ZOO to YOU again this year! Join us to celebrate West Michigan organ and tissue donors, transplant recipients, and community partners .
Supporters from across the state are invited to the Check Your Heart Community Open House, which will include tours of the Gift of Life office, meeting some of the people who make organ and tissue donation possible, and learning about our new Check Your Heart campaign!
Our friends at the Donate Life Coalition of Michigan are thrilled to return to Comerica Park for their annual Donate Life Night at the Tigers! Join the fun on Tuesday, August 23rd as the Tigers take on the San Francisco Giants.
Michigan HOSA chapters are invited to participate in this three-week competition to see which chapter can add the most new names to the Michigan Organ Donor Registry or complete the most activities to raise awareness of the importance of organ, tissue and eye donation.
Leaders from Michigan faith communities will gather to learn how their congregations can help save lives through organ eye and tissue donation.
National Donor Sabbath, typically celebrated two weekends before Thanksgiving, is a time for all faith communities to come together in prayer for those who have given the gifts, those who are waiting, and those who have received the gifts of life, sight, and mobility.
