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More, better, faster: A standout year for Stanford Health Care’s heart transplant program
Research scientist Tom Pugh was among 86 people to undergo heart transplants at Stanford Health Care in 2020.
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Fundraising for Your Transplant
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HelpHOPELive
HelpHOPELive works with families and volunteers throughout the United States to establish successful grass-roots fundraising campaigns in honor of individuals facing transplantation. Funds raised are sent to and held by HelpHOPELive in Regional Restricted Funds in honor of patients. Funds are administered and disbursed upon application and demonstration of financial need. You may contact HelpHOPELive at 1-800-642-8399.
National Foundation for Transplant
The National Foundation for Transplant (NFT) was established in 1983, in Memphis, TN and has evolved into an organization which assists organ and tissue transplant candidates and recipients with fundraising. You may sign-up for NFT's fundraising assistance program by contacting them at 1-800-489-3863 and ask to speak with a fundraising consultant. You may also contact them at info@transplants.org. After your initial conversation with the fundraising consultant, NFT will send you a packet of information, including an application, policy agreement and other materials to begin the process.
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Double transplant at Stanford saves life of critically ill COVID-19 patient
John underwent a double transplant at Stanford Hospital after COVID-19 damaged his lungs and his kidneys. His son Patrick, advocated for the surgeries that saved his life.
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