OPO Encyclopedia

Public data on every U.S. organ procurement organization.

Organ procurement organizations (OPOs) are the federally designated nonprofits that coordinate deceased organ donation, each in its own donation service area. This directory brings their public data into one place: CMS performance tiers and rates, SRTR referral and donor counts, IRS Form 990 filings, CMS certification actions, and letters from Congress, each with its source.

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Service areas, CMS 2023
55
OPOs in SRTR 2025
16,553
Donors, 2025 (SRTR)
1,133,204
Referrals, 2025 (SRTR)
Tier: CMS, 2023 data · Donation rate per 100 CALC deaths (CMS) · Donors: SRTR, calendar 2025
OrganizationCMS tier
Center for Donation and TransplantNYAP1
Center for Organ Recovery and EducationPATF1
ConnectLifeNYWN2
Donor AllianceCORS1
Donor Network of ArizonaAZOB2
Donor Network WestCADN2
DonorConnectUTOP1
Finger Lakes Donor Recovery ProgramNYFL2
Gift of Hope Organ & Tissue Donor NetworkILIP1
Gift of LifePADV1
Gift of Life AllianceTXSBCMS: Southwest Transplant Alliance2
Gift of Life AllianceTXSACMS: Texas Organ Sharing Alliance3
Gift of Life MichiganMIOP1
HonorBridgeNCNC2
Indiana Donor NetworkINOP1
Infinite LegacyMDPCCMS: The Living Legacy Foundation of Maryland3
Infinite LegacyDCTCCMS: Washington Regional Transplant Community22022 data
Iowa Donor NetworkIAOP1
Legacy of HopeALOB1
Legacy of LifeHIOP2
Life Alliance Organ Recovery AgencyFLMPCMS decertification, effective March 27, 2026; the area is now served by South Florida Donor Network3
Life Connection of OhioOHLC1
LifeBancOHLB1
LifeCenter Northwest Organ Donation NetworkWALC2
LifeGiftTXGC2
LifeLine of OhioOHLP1
LifeLink of FloridaFLWC2
LifeLink of GeorgiaGALL1
LifeLink of Puerto RicoPRLL3
LifeNetVATB3
LifeQuest Organ Recovery ServicesFLUF2
LifeShare CarolinasNCCM1
Lifeshare of OklahomaOKOP2
LifeSharingCASD1
LifeSource Upper Midwest Organ Procurement OrganizationMNOP2
Live On NebraskaNEOR1
LiveOnNYNYRT1
Louisiana Organ Procurement AgencyLAOP3
Mid-America Transplant ServicesMOMA1
Mid-South Transplant FoundationTNMS3
Midwest Transplant NetworkMWOB1
Mississippi Organ Recovery AgencyMSOP2
Network for HopeKYDACMS: Kentucky Organ Donor AffiliatesCMS decertification takes effect June 4, 20271
Network for HopeOHOVCMS: LifeCenter Organ Donor NetworkCMS decertification takes effect June 4, 20271
Nevada Donor NetworkNVLV1
New England Donor ServicesMAOB2
New Jersey Sharing NetworkNJTO1
New Mexico Donor ServicesNMOP3
OneLegacyCAOP2
OurLegacyFLFH1
Pacific NW Transplant BankORUO1
Sierra Donor ServicesCAGS1
Southern Legacy of LifeARORCMS: Arkansas Regional Organ Recovery Agency3
Tennessee Donor ServicesTNDS1
UW Organ and Tissue DonationWIUW1
Versiti Blood Center of WisconsinWIDN1
We Are Sharing Hope SCSCOP3

Sorted by current name; where an OPO was renamed or merged, CMS's name for the service area is shown under it. CMS places each OPO in one of three tiers based on its donation and transplant rates; Tier 1 is the highest. After mergers, SRTR's 2025 data reports 55 OPOs for the 57 service areas in CMS's 2023 data.

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