Ways to give
Three ways to support care at Goodways
Give financially to the Foundation, donate blood, or register as an organ and tissue donor. Each pathway is separate — and organ donation is never a transaction.
A. Give financially: your generosity heals
Every gift to Goodways Pharmacy and Clinic directly supports patient care, medical research, and life-saving equipment — helping us say yes to every patient who walks through our doors, regardless of their ability to pay.
B. Give blood: one pint, three lives saved
Goodways' Blood Donor Center supplies lifesaving blood to our trauma, surgery, and oncology units every day. Schedule your donation today — it takes less than an hour.
Scheduling widget and drive locator placeholders — connect your blood bank partner's booking system to enable live appointments.
Eligibility requirements
Blood donation at Goodways
C. Organ & tissue donation: the gift of life, registered today
This section is for registration and awareness only. Organ donation is never bought, sold, or transacted — here or anywhere in the United States.
One organ donor can save up to 8 lives and improve dozens more through tissue donation. Registering as a donor takes less than two minutes, costs nothing, changes nothing about the care you receive, and can be updated or withdrawn at any time.
These links open official national registries. Goodways does not collect donor registrations or any payment related to donation.
Interested in living kidney or liver donation?
Goodways' Transplant Center evaluates volunteers through a medical and psychosocial assessment that includes blood and tissue typing, imaging, a full physical, an independent donor advocate, and a separate consent process. Evaluation is confidential, and a volunteer may withdraw at any point without explanation.
No payment is offered or accepted for organs or tissue. Under the National Organ Transplant Act (NOTA), buying or selling human organs is a federal crime. Reimbursement is limited to legitimate travel, lodging, and lost-wage assistance through programs such as the National Living Donor Assistance Center.