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It’s About Life Grant

Learn more about our "It's About Life" grant program for faith-based organizations, service organizations and houses of worship.

Gift of Life Donor Program partners with Houses of Worship and faith-based organizations to increase education about organ and tissue donation as well as increase donor designations through our “It’s About Life” grant program.

Learn more about our "It's About Life" grant program for faith-based organizations, service organizations and houses of worship.
Rev. Burton, liver transplant recipient and Bishop Rideout

Grants are awarded in amounts up to $5,000 to tax-exempt, non-profit organizations and houses of worship in Gift of Life’s service region (eastern Pennsylvania, southern New Jersey and Delaware).  Grants are awarded to applicants that are committed to developing and implementing educational programs designed to increase education and organ and tissue donor registration. Grant applications will be accepted on an ongoing basis and reviewed by members of Gift of Life Clergy Advisory Council and Donors are Heroes Committee.

Download grant guidelines and application. Contact our community outreach team at communityoutreach@donors1.org.

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