Media is the single biggest influence on public perception of organ, tissue and eye donation. The stories shared by reporters and journalists shine a spotlight on the lifesaving and life-healing gifts given and received.

Here, members of the media will find information about Donor Network of Arizona and learn more about donation and transplantation in the Arizona community.

See our most recent blog posts below!

• New President and CEO of Donor Network of Arizona Announced

  “Every day, we have the chance to make a real difference for families, patients and our community. I’m excited to move our mission forward with a fantastic team, one life saved at a time,” said Kathy Mills, who was recently announced as Donor Network of Arizona’s new president and CEO starting in January 2025.

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• What does it mean to register?

  The decision to register as an organ and tissue donor is a choice to share life with your fellow humans.

  Join the more than 4.8 million people on the DonateLifeAZ Registry.

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• We are passionate, positive & eager

  Donor Network of Arizona (DNA) is celebrating another huge accomplishment this year! For the third year in a row, DNA has been named a Top Company to Work for in Arizona. This recognition showcases DNA’s commitment to fostering a positive and rewarding work environment for its employees—because happier employees save more lives.

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• 10 conversations and celebrations

  There’s a lot going on this October. This month is all about starting and spreading lifesaving conversations. We’ve got 10 conversations and celebrations scheduled for the tenth month, and we need your help!

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• Celebrando el Mes de la Herencia Latina | Celebrating Latino Heritage Month

  A lo largo del Mes de la Herencia Latina, animamos a todos a registrarse y celebrar las historias, culturas e historias de las comunidades latinas, hispanas, de trasplante y donación.

  Throughout Latino Heritage Month, we encourage everyone to register and celebrate the histories, cultures and stories of the Latino and Hispanic, transplant and donation communities.

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