Ep. 3 George Franklin

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Infinite Hope

The Living Legacy Foundation of Maryland

17 episodes

2 days ago

In this brand new podcast by The LLF, we’ll be exploring the impact and importance of organ, eye, and tissue donation, told by the people who have experienced it first-hand. We’ll be sharing diverse voices, from transplant recipients to living donors to donor family members to medical professionals. We hope that through each of their unique stories, you’ll learn a little bit more about donation and be able to reflect on what that heart on your driver’s license really means. Because at the end of the day, organ donor is not just a box you check; it means infinite hope.

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Ep. 3 George Franklin

Infinite Hope

18 minutes 9 seconds

4 years ago

Ep. 3 George Franklin

In this episode of Infinite Hope podcast, we are joined by Donate Life Ambassador George Franklin. He received a kidney transplant 45 years ago, making him the longest-living African American deceased donor kidney transplant recipient. He is also a Team Maryland athlete, founder of the Quarter Century Club, father, and so much more. George is a passionate and dedicated advocate for donation and we are so grateful he took the time to share his story with us. Listen now to hear his amazing journey.

The Infinite Hope podcast is produced by The Living Legacy of Foundation of Maryland. Learn more about organ donation and sign up at registerme.org.

Hosted by Emma Sampson
Produced and edited by Adam Falzarano, Allison Coleman, Emma Sampson, and Garrett Fisher
Sound engineered by Garrett Fisher
Theme music by Wayne Jones