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- Donor Families, Recipients
A Conversation with Delores Evans: Donor Mom, Kidney Recipient, and HonorBridge Volunteer
Like many North Carolinians, Delores Evans struggled with kidney disease for over 30 years. Her son, Ryan Benton Evans, even stepped forward to undergo testing to become her living donor, only to be disqualified due to a…
- Donor Families
In life, Lt. Col. Michael Scott Flurry, known simply as Scott, was many things: a dedicated Marine, loving husband, proud father of four girls, and an unwavering University of Nebraska Cornhusker fan who never missed a game….
- Recipients
Since her appointment as Duke University’s first head softball coach in 2015, Coach Marissa Young has quickly emerged as a prominent figure in the coaching world. Three years after playing their first game ever, Coach…
- Hospital Partners
Stephanie Williford’s path to becoming an Organ Donation Coordinator (ODC) at HonorBridge is rooted in her empathetic nature and unwavering dedication to helping others. From caring for her grandmother with…
- Advocacy
In honor of National Minority Donor Awareness Month, we had the privilege of speaking with Latoya Joyner, a dedicated Community Relations Coordinator for HonorBridge. Latoya has been with HonorBridge for almost seven years,…
- Community
As the world tunes in to the grand spectacle of the Olympic Games opening ceremony on July 26, it’s an exciting time to celebrate extraordinary feats of athleticism. But did you know that organ donors and recipients have…
- Community
The North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles has made it easier to register as an organ, eye, and tissue donor with the introduction of self-service kiosks statewide. The kiosks, launched in February 2024 at Harris Teeter…
Stories of Hope
Read about the impact of organ, eye, and tissue donation in our community