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: New Jersey Estate & Elder Planning BlogConsider Becoming an Organ Donor in New Jersey
By Deirdre Wheatley-Liss
April is Donate Life Month and New Jersey is asking residents to consider becoming organ donors.
National 'Donate Life Month' is the perfect time to consider the difference you can make in the lives of others through organ donation,' said Health and Senior Services Commissioner Alaigh. 'I urge all residents to register as organ donors. Just one person can make a difference in as many as 50 lives. The gift of life is truly the greatest gift of all.'
Nationally, there are more than 106,000 people—including nearly 4,600 New Jersey residents—on a waiting list to receive a life-saving organ transplants, according to the New Jersey Sharing Network.
Becoming an organ donor in New Jersey is a simple as a click of a mouse - you can find out more information at the online at the NJ Motor Vehicle Commission Organ Donor page, or simply download the organ donor form.
You can get more information on Organ Donation at www.organdonor.gov.
Full post as published by New Jersey Estate & Elder Planning Blog on April 20, 2010 (boomark / email).
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