Avid runner Kristine Stoehr was diagnosed with ARVD/C, she came to Johns Hopkins where she received a combined heart-liver transplantation.

Marion Bennett was born with a congenital heart condition, transposition of the great arteries, and received a lifesaving heart transplant at Johns Hopkins.

Neil Emmott struggled with polycystic kidney disease for 15 years until a paired exchange program resulted in kidneys for him and seven other people.

Jane Kelly, a Utah veterinarian, had previously donated a kidney, and was willing to donate part of her liver to a stranger. Deborah, a Virginia teacher, was suffering with debilitating cysts on her liver, and became the recipient of Jane’s live donation.

Patricia Littlefield developed kidney failure and received a kidney transplant in 2016 from her friend and neighbor, Judith Mroczka.

27-year-old Dylan Matthews signed up to become a living kidney donor through the National Kidney Registry. His donation set off a transplant chain through the paired kidney exchange that allowed four people to receive new kidneys.