Three easy ways to give

Give Online Make a one-time or recurring donation by credit card. Click here to give online By Mail Please make checks payable to Lifeline of Ohio and send to: Lifeline of Ohio Organ Procurement. Inc., P.O. Box 632013, Cincinnati, OH 45263-2013770 – ATTN: Contributions. If honoring or memorializing someone, include a message noting their name, and if appropriate, the name and mailing address of any persons you would like us to notify about your monetary gift. Planned Gift Contributors are encouraged to make bequests to Lifeline of Ohio Organ Procurement, Inc. To inform us of your bequest or for more information, contact Natalie Dunn-Billings (information below).

Lifeline of Ohio is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (EIN 31-1116603). Financial contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by IRS regulations. A receipt acknowledging each contribution is provided. Lifeline of Ohio does not share its mailing list.

If you have questions, contact Natalie Dunn-Billings or call 614-384-7369.

Interested in raising money on behalf of Lifeline of Ohio?

If you would like to support Lifeline of Ohio through an event or other fundraising opportunity, we have resources to help! We may be able to provide:

  • Giveaway items or raffle prizes
  • Educational materials or a presentation about donation
  • A Donor Designation Station
  • Approved use of the Lifeline of Ohio logo

To apply for support for your fundraising event, please complete this form and email the completed copy to our Senior Development Specialist at development@lifelineofohio.org.

Once we’ve received your form, you will be notified by our development team about the status of your application. To best support your event, we ask that this form be completed and submitted at least 30 days prior to your scheduled event.

Every dollar given makes a difference

Your generous financial contributions will help us provide bereavement and aftercare services to the families of our organ, eye and tissue donors; reach out to the community about donation; and support general operations of the organization. You can be confident your philanthropic gifts are used with compassionate consideration to best serve those in need. Here are just a portion of the ways your financial contributions help.

Bereavement Program We support our donor families with a two-year comprehensive support program, including grief materials, monthly mailings, events and legacy-building opportunities.
Lifeline of Ohio’s Donor Memorial This public Memorial honors Lifeline of Ohio’s organ, eye and tissue donors. It is the only one of its kind in Ohio to remember, honor and give thanks and gratitude for the gifts of life, sight and healing. We ensure the Memorial is beautifully maintained and engrave the names of new donors twice a year.
Shawls of Support Program This program honors local organ, eye and tissue donors by providing their families with the gift of a handmade shawl to comfort them in their time of loss. The shawls are made by Lifeline of Ohio Donate Life Ambassadors including transplant recipients, donor family members and people in the community.
Educational Outreach Lifeline of Ohio provides donation education in high schools, vocational and career centers, colleges and universities, driving school courses, BMVs, workplaces, faith organizations and to community groups.
Multicultural Outreach We participate in events such as the African American Male Wellness Walk and the Linden Community Festival & Expo, provide outreach and donation education to senior citizens, support and outreach to faith communities and provide information and outreach to the LGBTQIA+ community.
Community Outreach Lifeline of Ohio works with community partners, including the Ohio BMV and more than 70 hospitals in Central and Southeast Ohio and West Virginia, to support and facilitate organ, eye and tissue donation.

Partner with Lifeline of Ohio

Is your organization interested in supporting Lifeline of Ohio through event sponsorship? Click here to download our current sponsorship opportunities and our Impact Report. If you’d like to discuss a partnership opportunity that may better meet the needs of your organization, or talk further about our current opportunities, please contact Natalie Dunn-Billings.

lives can be saved and more than 75 can be healed by one person.
Central Ohioans—and more than 3,000 people across the state—are waiting for organ transplants. Hundreds more await tissue and corneal transplants.
Americans are waiting for life-saving transplants.
times/day, a man, woman or child dies for lack of an available organ.

We all can make a difference

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