Temple University Hospital-Jeanes Campus event marks National Donate Life Month

Matthew Shelak: Executive Director
Matthew Shelak: Executive Director
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Temple University Hospital held an event on Apr. 10 in partnership with the Gift of Life Donor Program to commemorate National Donate Life Month and recognize organ donors and their families. Matthew Shelak, Executive Director of Temple University Hospital-Jeanes Campus, delivered opening remarks at the gathering.

The event focused on honoring those who have donated organs and sharing personal stories that demonstrate the life-saving impact of donation. Organizers aimed to raise awareness about the importance of organ donation and encourage more people to consider becoming donors.

Media outlets Fox29 and 6abc covered the ceremony, highlighting its significance for both recipients and donor families. The collaboration between Temple University Hospital and the Gift of Life Donor Program underscores ongoing efforts within the community to promote organ donation.

National Donate Life Month is observed each April across the United States as a time to celebrate those who have given or received transplants, while also educating others about how they can help save lives through donation.



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