Author Archives: Lisa McAllister
Celebrate National Hispanic Heritage Month: Share Your Story of Donation!
Lissette Robinson, wife and living donor Reggie Robinson, husband and kidney recipient The lives of nearly 4,000 Hispanics in the United States were saved last year through organ donation and transplantation. Many thousands more restored their sight, health, and mobility … Continue reading
Five Things You Should Know about the Five Stages of Grief
Five Things You Should Know about the Five Stages of Grief By Eleanor Haley In 1969 psychiatrist Elizabeth Kubler-Ross wrote the book On Death and Dying which introduced the world to the Five Stages of Grief – denial, anger, bargaining, … Continue reading
2013 Donate Life Family Fun Run
2013 Donate Life Family Fun Run by Lisa McAllister On October 5, 2013, The Living Legacy Foundation is holding its fifth annual Donate Life Family Fun Run. This non-competitive 5K run and 1K family fun walk celebrates Maryland’s organ and … Continue reading
Noah’s Ride: In Memory of Noah Asid
Noah’s Ride: In Memory of Noah Asid Hanover, Pa. – On Saturday, August 17th, a 70-mile motorcycle ride will take place in memory of Noah Asid. Noah was attending a camp in Maryland when he was struck by a tree … Continue reading
Maryland Transplant Recipients Attend World Transplant Games in South Africa
Maryland Transplant Recipients Attend World Transplant Games in South Africa By Lisa McAllister The Living Legacy Foundation prides itself on being involved in our donor and recipients lives well after surgery. One way we stay connected to recipients is through … Continue reading
Living Proof Organ Donation Saves Lives
Living Proof Organ Donation Saves Lives By Lisa McAllister Athena Shry is 20 years old. She is a junior at York College of PA, majoring in marketing and minoring in environmental sustainable policy. Athena is a member of the phi … Continue reading
Funeral Home Relationships
Funeral Home Relationships By Kendra Harris At The Living Legacy Foundation, we take pride in building strong relationships with all of our partners in the community that help support organ and tissue donation. We appreciate that without these solid connections … Continue reading
4th of July Parade!
For the third year in a row, The LLF’s staff and volunteers walked in Catonsville’s annual 4th of July Parade! Our team of volunteers was made up of two kidney recipients, a liver recipient and their families. We were also … Continue reading
Ceremony of Remembrance
Each and every day, The Living Legacy Foundation is humbled by the compassion and generosity of our donors and their families. Without these individuals, we would be unable to fulfill our mission of saving and enhancing lives through organ and … Continue reading