November is Eye Donation Month! We are grateful to donors for giving the gift of sight!

On #WorldKindnessDay, we are reminded that compassion can extend far beyond words. When you take part in research or register as an organ donor, you’re contributing to something bigger: advancing science, improving treatments, and giving others hope and a second chance at life.

Today and every day we thank veterans for their service. ❤️ 🇺🇸

This November, the TPRI proudly joins others in recognizing Native American Heritage Month 🧡

💙 November is National Diabetes Awareness Month 💙 Did you know that gestational diabetes can affect anyone, even those with no prior history of diabetes? If you have questions about gestational diabetes after SOT, please visit: https://t.co/neJaYPvh60

The TPRI knows firsthand how parents carry so much: responsibilities, emotions, love, and yes, stress. On National Stress Awareness Day, remember that caring for yourself is caring for your family. You are enough. 💚💙 #NationalStressAwarenessDay

Thank you to TPRI's Lisa Coscia, who participated in this year’s 2025 Philadelphia Kidney Walk! It was a wonderful day to rally together and help spread awareness about kidney disease. For more information, please visit: https://t.co/fm6cB4hPPr 💙💚

The sweetest treat this Halloween? Giving someone another chance at life. 💚💙 Happy Halloween from everyone at the TPRI! 👻🎃

If you have had a pregnancy post-transplant or fathered a pregnancy post-transplant, we welcome you to register with us! https://t.co/neJaYPvh60 💙💚

🌟 Free Webinar: Hope, Healing & New Life: Pregnancy After Transplant 🗓️ Nov 18 | 🕐 1PM ET | 💻 Zoom Hear from experts & moms on pregnancy after transplant + live Q&A! @TransplantPreg1 @whcop @transplantfams #TransplantTwitter https://t.co/1xKFn8qFgk

Behind every successful transplant is a story of hope: a family that said yes to giving the ultimate gift. During #HealthEducationWeek, let’s honor donors, celebrate recipients, and educate others about how organ donation connects us all. 💙💚

📅 October 21 is National Check Your Meds Day! Today’s the perfect time to: 🔄 Refill & review your prescriptions 📦 Discard expired meds safely 🧠 Double-check dosing schedules 📞 Connect with your transplant pharmacist or team if you have questions about your medications

Today, on Pregnancy and Infant Loss Remembrance Day, we hold space for the tiny souls who never got to grow up, and for the parents whose arms ache with emptiness. No matter how brief a life may be, its impact is eternal. We are thinking of you. We are remembering with you.

We know we’re a day early to recognize #GlobalHandwashingDay, however the message still stays the same! As a transplant recipient, clean hands means added protection. Regular handwashing helps prevent infections and keeps your immune system safe and strong. 💚💙

Today is a reminder to slow down, check in with yourself, and hold space for others. Mental health is just as important as physical health. It's okay to ask for help and to rest. You are doing your best, and that is more than enough. ❤️ #WorldMentalHealthDay

Some dreams begin with sight. Your eyes can see, feel, and give life. Thank you to all donor heroes who gave the gift of sight to others. #WorldSightDay #DonateLife

October is Liver Awareness Month; a time to recognize the importance of liver health and support those waiting for lifesaving liver transplants. Liver disease can be silent – but hope is powerful. Organ donation saves lives. 💚

The month of October is recognized as American Pharmacist Month! Thank you to all Pharmacists for your education and expertise that you share with individuals, especially those within the transplant community!

October is Healthy Lung Month! More than 900 adults and children in the U.S. are waiting for the gift of a donor lung and their next full breath. Sign up to become an organ donor at https://t.co/6P70F2lZG2

Behind every pink ribbon is a story of courage, pain, and hope. No one fights alone. 🩷 For more information, visit: https://t.co/8Z4pFOqeH4