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Rachelle Dellinger thanks for hte invite. i know many people have benefited.
LifeBanc 1,000 fans! A big thank you to all of you who have joined our mission to help save and heal lives through organ and tissue donation!
It is the time of year when many of us are asked at our workplaces to participate in an United Way campaign. This is an easy and convenient way to support worthwhile causes in our community, but did you know you can support LifeBanc through the United Way campaign...
Randall Laraway LifeBanc rocks! Thx to Chris Crepage, I'm joining. Hey, can't take our bodies with us, so why not give them (or parts of) to someone who needs them?
LifeBanc Watch Independent Lens: D Tour on WVIZ (PBS) Cleveland and Western Reserve PBS (Akron area) on November 14th at 11pm.
LifeBanc will be at a charity event tomorrow from 5:30-7:30pm at the Wolstein Center (downtown Cleveland). It is a roller derby event called “Black & Blue” featuring the Burning River Roller Girls & LifeBanc will be registering people to be organ and tissue donors. One of the participants from the Rolling Pin-ups is donating a kidney to her boyfriend in the near future. Read her inspirational story!
Burning River Roller Girls skater will donate a kidney to her boyfriend -- and give up the sport | M
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John Kuntz, The Plain Dealer As it turns out, Melanie Root, known as LeBrawl James with the Burning River Roller Girls roller derby league, and boyfriend Justin Haas were a perfect match. "I like that he basically loves me for me and I can be my goofy self," she said. "And he's my best friend."
LifeBanc The PR News NonProfit PR Awards named the Donate Life Ohio "Do It Now!" campaign the best Advocacy Campaign of 2008! A special thank you goes out to everyone involved that made this a success and contributed to the growth of the Organ and Tissue Donor Registry! … But, this is just the beginning … lots of BIG (GREEN) things to come in the New Year!
LifeBanc WFMJ in Youngstown recently aired a great news story about LifeBanc's Donate Life Flag Raising Ceremony at St. Elizabeth. Click on the link to view the story and hear from donor families in the Youngstown area.
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St. Elizabeth Hospital Honors Organ Donors - WKBN - 27 First News - Local News - Youngstown, Warren,
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Last year, more than 700 lives were saved at St. Elizabeth Hospital through organ and tissue donations.
LifeBanc Youngstown TV stations shine light on the benefits and need for organ and tissue donation at yesterday's Donate Life flag raising at St. Elizabeth Hospital.
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LifeBanc is honoring organ and tissue donors today at St. Elizabeth Health Center in Youngstown. The hospital will fly the Donate Life Flag to honor those who have given the Gift of Life.
LifeBanc Great new iphone app to help increase organ/tissue donor registrations across the country. Help spread the word!
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From Richard Thaler and Cass Sunstein’s “Nudge: Improving Decisions about Health, Wealth, and Happiness”
LifeBanc LifeBanc's Bridges Newsletter for October. Click on the link for all the latest news at LifeBanc.
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LifeBanc LifeBanc TRIO (Transplant Recipients International Organization) is holding a Donor Sabbath Service on Saturday, November 4th at 1:00 p.m. The service is being held at the Old Stone Church on Public Square, downtown Cleveland. There will be a reception following the service, so please RSVP by calling (440) 473-8979
