Carolina Donor Services

There are now two ways to become a donor in NC:


	Place a heart on your driver’s license at the DMV.

	Go to www.donatelifenc.org to register.

2008 Hospital Development Calendars: The Hospital Development Calendar was started in 2007 to say "Thank You" to hospital staff members in CDS service territory (79 counties of NC and Danville, VA). On each page of the calendar, a picture of a CDS volunteer or a volunteer and family (either a recipient or donor family) is included. Also included is a note, handwritten by the volunteer, directed towards hospital staff, saying "thank you" for what they do everyday and letting them know they make a difference.

The calendars are $10.00 each plus shipping (UPS ground). Payment is by credit card only.

Click HERE to order yours TODAY!

The new Donate Life North Carolina Organ, Tissue and Eye Online Registry was launched on April 1, 2008. This secure web site will allow individuals to register online to be a donor. The new site marks a major development in the donation community as thousands of people in North Carolina are still in critical need of life-saving transplants.

Go to www.donatelifenc.org to register and to learn more about giving the gift of life.

New Donor Law Passed

Governor Easely Signs Bill to Convert Heart on the License to Legal Consent for Donation. Click to learn more.

ESPN's story "RAY of HOPE"

Jason Ray, the Rameses Mascot for UNC Chapel Hill, was hit and killed by a car while the team was preparing to play in the NCAA Tournament in New Jersey. Jason had signed up to be a donor at the DMV and his family honored that wish. Jason has saved several lives with his gift of life. click to view the story