India faces a critical shortage of organs for transplantation. Our mission is to educate, inspire, and activate the youth of India to pledge their organs — turning one generous act into up to eight saved lives.
The OrganForLife (OFL) Foundation is a grassroots non-profit working to close the catastrophic gap between organ supply and demand in India — through youth-driven awareness.
Under the Transplantation of Human Organs Act, 1994, organ donation is fully regulated. The sale of organs is a crime — voluntary donation is the only ethical path to saving lives.
There is no cost to a donor's family for the donation itself. Transplant-related expenses are borne by the recipient and the medical system.
Every major religion in India supports or permits organ donation. Giving the gift of life is a universally honoured act of compassion.
If we work on organ donation, organ trafficking will reduce — and we will build a better society for people living with organ ailments.— Adv. Parth Bhatt, on supporting the cause ★ Est. 2018 · New Delhi, India
Becoming an organ donor is simpler than most people think. Here's how you leave your legacy.
Fill out the organ-donation pledge form and specify which organs you wish to donate. Your decision is recorded securely in the national registry.
Share your decision with your next of kin. Family consent is essential at the time of donation, so make sure your loved ones know and honour your wish.
Share your pledge on social media and encourage friends and community to register. Every conversation you start could save another life.
Since our founding in 2018, the OrganForLife Foundation has taken the message of organ donation directly to the people — in schools, colleges, communities, and across digital India. Every conversation we start brings us one step closer to closing the gap.
❤ Join the Movementpeople reached through social-media campaigns, digital drives and online awareness since 2018 — spreading the message across India.
met in person at workshops, college events, health fairs & community drives.
on the ground — from 2018 to today, non-stop awareness.
Talks, webinars, awareness drives and the people who've stood with us — gathered from across our journey.
A single person can donate multiple organs and tissues — giving the gift of life to many recipients.
Saves the life of someone with end-stage heart failure.
Help patients with pulmonary disease and cystic fibrosis breathe again.
Can be split to help two recipients simultaneously.
The most-needed organ — two per donor means two lives saved.
Critical for patients living with Type 1 diabetes.
Restore sight to those living with corneal blindness.
Used in reconstructive surgery and healing severe injuries.
Living donation — saves lives every single day.
Real stories from the organ-donation community — recipients, living donors and families — shared by organdonor.gov.
There literally is that constant reminder in my chest that I'm here because of someone else.
People feel like I've taken something out of me, but really I've gained something completely immeasurable that no one can ever take away from me.
Brandon was a giving person. This was his last gift.
Join thousands of Indians who have pledged to donate their organs. It costs nothing. It takes five minutes. It saves lives.
❤ Pledge Your Organs Now