FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Registering as an organ, eye and tissue donor is an incredible gift! It means that you are agreeing to donate your organs, eyes and tissues to people in need when your life is over. Learn the facts about organ, tissue and eye donation.
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Wisconsin’s Donor Registry
When you add your name to the Wisconsin Donor Registry, it means you have authorized the gift of your organs, tissues, and eyes upon your death. Registering indicates legal consent for donation. Your gift will be used to save and improve the lives of others through transplantation, therapy, research or education.
What is the Wisconsin Donor Registry?
When you add your name to the Wisconsin Donor Registry, it means you have authorized the gift of your organs, tissues, and eyes upon your death. Registering indicates legal consent for donation. Your gift will be used to save and improve the lives of others through transplantation, therapy, research or education.
How can I add or remove my name from the Wisconsin Donor Registry?
You can add or remove yourself from the Wisconsin Donor Registry at any time by visiting the Wisconsin Donor Registry. You will be asked to enter your last name and Driver’s License or State ID number and then you can select the “Add my name to the Wisconsin Donor Registry” or “Remove my name from the Wisconsin Donor Registry” button.
Why is it important for me to talk about donation with my family?
Many people don’t like to discuss end-of-life situations; however, talking about donation is different than talking about death. When you share your donation decision with your family, you are talking about the opportunity to help others and to make sure that your family understands and follows through with your choice.
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