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Infinite Legacy: Giving Life. Restoring Hope. Register to be an organ, eye and tissue donor. Thank you for your support of organ, eye and tissue donation!

Infinite Legacy is a nonprofit organ procurement organization serving almost 10 million people in Maryland, Northern Virginia and Washington, DC. Infinite legacy facilitates organ, eye and tissue donation and educates our communities about the critical importance of registering to be a donor. We’re here to share information about organ, eye and tissue donation, as well as to honor our donors and c

elebrate transplant recipients. To promote appropriate information exchange with community members, we welcome posts and comments that are related to the specific content posted on this page. Comments posted on this page will be monitored and we reserve the right to remove inappropriate comments such as the following:
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08/23/2025

Xan Korman was a talented photographer, known for capturing humanity in sports through a camera lens. Tragically, he was a victim of random gun violence and lost his life. Xan was a registered organ, eye and tissue donor and because of his decision, he saved and healed more than 75 lives. We continue to honor Xan's legacy along with his parents Steve and Carolyn through the , a offered to students who are rising like Xan. Apply by 8.31 and learn more about Xan's story at infinitelegacyblog.org.

08/22/2025

We're already warming up for the . Register to run or walk and get our new shirt at donatelifefunrun.org.

08/22/2025

Want to join the Infinite Legacy team?

We’re Hiring Tissue Recovery Specialists who perform a variety of duties associated with the surgical recovery of specific tissues for transplantation and/or research purposes. provides continuing education programs required to maintain clinical expertise and certification status.

Visit infinitelegacy.org/careers to get all the details for this position.

08/18/2025

✨ The gift of organ donation means more milestones, more memories and more moments that matter; like walking into class on the very first day of school. Every transplant is a miracle that gives someone the chance to keep living their story.

08/17/2025

Born in New York City in 1936, Dr. Clive Callender decided at the age of seven that he wanted to pursue a career in medicine. In 1969, Dr. Callendar joined the faculty of Howard University School of Medicine. In 1974, he founded the Howard University Hospital Transplant Center, a first among historically black medical schools. He became only the third African American transplant surgeon in the country at that time. With the mission of enhancing organ donation awareness and reducing the number of patients awaiting transplant in minority communities, he founded the National Minority Organ Tissue Transplant Education Program (MOTTEP) in 1992. Today, Dr. Callender is still an active educator at Howard University. 💙💚 Learn more about Dr. Callender and MOTTEP at https://www.natlmottep.org/

08/15/2025

We were proud to join with Donate Life Maryland at the Maryland Association of Counties Summer Conference to educate attendees about the importance of organ and tissue donation.

08/14/2025

"This is not my story. This is our story. It's not only about me but my family, too. They helped me get where I am today. Because of the person who donated their organ, I get to live a healthier life, and I get to bring life to this earth." Priya

The kidney transplant Priya received in 2013 changed everything. “I never had so much energy before. I’m perfect. I never felt so healthy, because I’ve always been sick, always been having pain.” Priya was finally able to pursue her dream of acting and modeling, and six years after her transplant, she gave birth to her son, Austin, with her husband, Sanjay. To treat the congestive heart failure, doctors implanted a defibrillator and pacemaker, which has helped stabilize her heart enough to take her off the transplant list and Priya said that her heart condition improved after the transplant. Today, Priya lives a healthy life and volunteers with New England Donor Services to help spread the message of registering as a donor. 💙💚

Register your decision to be an organ, eye and tissue donor and encourage your family and friends to learn more at infinitelegacy.org.

08/13/2025

Embark on a fulfilling journey as a Clinical Recovery Coordinator with Infinite Legacy, where your hashtag expertise plays a vital role in coordinating all aspects of organ, eye and tissue donation. Join a dynamic team, utilize your critical care experience and make a meaningful impact on the lives of donors and their families. Explore this opportunity to contribute to a lifesaving mission.

🔗Click the link to apply today! https://bit.ly/416KdVA

08/08/2025

"I’m sharing the story of Emily, who at just 10 months old was placed on the waiting list for a heart transplant! I spoke with her parents about the process and what her life is like seven years later." -Stefani Gamboa 🙏

Address

1730 Twin Springs Road, Ste 200
Baltimore, MD
21227

Telephone

+14102427000

Website

http://infinitelegacy.org/

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