Whether you're donating to someone you love or a stranger whose story moved you, you'll never pay a cent here.
🔒 Your information is private too — never a public listing. If organ and blood type look compatible, you can talk privately first. Signing up here does not obligate you to become a donor. Change your mind anytime.
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Up to $6,000 for travel, lost wages, and dependent care during evaluation, surgery, and recovery — for you and one support person. Our free donor concierge helps you complete the application.
Read the full guide →Paired exchange and voucher programs mean your willingness to donate can still help someone — even if you're not compatible with your intended recipient.
See how it works →An independent RN answers your questions about safety, recovery, and time off work — before you commit to anything. No cost, no catch. This RN is not your transplant program’s Independent Living Donor Advocate and does not replace that required role.
What evaluation actually involves, what disqualifies a donor, and what to expect emotionally.
Help understanding test results in plain English and coordinating logistics around your work and family.
Recovery timelines, red flags to watch for, and getting your NLDAC reimbursement filed correctly.
If you are the patient, not the donor: start matching.
Signing up on uTransplant does not obligate you to become a donor.
Free forever. You must be at least 21 years old to use this website. Donors that register at Utransplant.com can only be from, and be citizens of, the United States, Canada, or the United Kingdom. Donors must also be currently living in either the United States, Canada or the United Kingdom. Compatible matches can talk privately first — no real names. Recipients never see your real name or contact details until you choose to reveal them. Share as little or as much as you want.
If organ and blood type look like a fit, you can connect with that person privately and get a feel for them before you commit to anything. Name and contact stay yours until you say so — as little or as much as you want.
See How Matching Works