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Register today to help one of the children on our waiting list.

More than 30 children at the Hillman Center for Pediatric Transplantation at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh of UPMC are waiting for a new liver. But you can get them off the waiting list and back to being a kid. You can donate just a part of your liver to a sick child. Your liver will grow back (regenerate) and the part that you donated will be transplanted into one of the children on the waiting list, whose life depends on a liver transplant.

Learn more about who can be a living donor, what's involved, and how to become a donor.

Meet some of the children on the liver transplant waiting list.

Adaline, Age: 2
Loves swimming and playing with baby dolls and bubbles.
Geneva, Age: 6
Enjoys coloring, crafting, and playing outside.
Adalea, Age: 3
Loves playing with her dolls and has a huge imagination.
Jack, Age: 9 Months

The happiest baby. He makes his family smile every day.

Rosie, Age: 3

Loves swimming, riding bikes, and playing with her puppy.

Serena, Age: 9
Loves riding bikes and playing outside with her sisters.
Elena, Age: 5
Loves playing with her sisters and drawing.
Not everyone can be a living donor, but everyone can give hope to those waiting for a lifesaving organ transplant by registering as an organ, eye, and tissue donor. Learn more about deceased organ donation and register today at RegisterMe.org/UPMC.
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