Rosa, LifeShare Volunteer and Donor Mom of Jazmyne
LifeShare Network, Inc., serves as the parent company for LifeShare Transplant Donor Services of Oklahoma, Inc., the only federally authorized Organ Procurement Organization (OPO) for the state of Oklahoma, LifeShare Tissue Services, Inc., and LifeShare Innovations, LLC.
The LifeShare Network and its subsidiaries exist with community support from the LifeShare Foundation, Inc., The LifeShare Network, Inc., serves as the administrative resource to its subsidiaries allowing them to focus on their primary functions of procuring more organs and tissue resulting in more lives saved.
One tissue donor can restore health and better the lives of more than 75 people.
The criteria for donating tissue is different than organ donation, many more people have the opportunity to be tissue donors.
Learn more about the ways tissue enhances lives.
We drive positive change by supporting the advancement of research and technologies that help health care practitioners better understand diseases and how to improve outcomes for transplantation.
Discover how we’re advancing the future of donation.
Every 8 minutes, another person is added to the transplant waitlist. The need for donor heroes is critical, which is why we center our philanthropic outreach around awareness, support and research.
Read about the Foundation’s outreach programs.
Every donation, donor family, registration and person who says “yes” to donation helps create a ripple of hope. Through organ and tissue donation, education, advocacy and innovation, LifeShare Network is working every day to give more people the opportunity to live.
Our impact goes beyond the numbers.
We support donor families through unimaginable moments. We educate Oklahomans about the power of donation. We partner with hospitals and transplant centers to make every opportunity count. We invest in research and innovation to help more gifts become more lives saved.
Saving lives is our mission. Inspiring hope is our promise.
To learn more about the impact of LifeShare Network and our subsidiaries, we encourage you to view our 2025 Annual Report today.
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LifeShare Network is pleased to announce the promotion of Allisen Wayda to Director of Tissue Operations. In this role, Wayda will provide operational leadership and oversight for Tissue Recovery Services and the Donation Services Center, supporting high-quality performance, regulatory excellence and alignment with LifeShare’s mission to save lives and inspire hope through donation. Wayda joined…
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