This is when the donor names a specific person to receive their kidney. It is the most common type of living donation. Directed donations can occur between people with close personal relationships, such as a friend, or coworker. Get to know Joni and her story at: https://programs.knox-box.com/joni #DonorsSaveLivesJT

Knox CEO Joni Trempala has suffered from kidney disease for many years. Her search for a live kidney donor is an opportunity to bring awareness to the more than 100,000 people in the U.S. waiting for a kidney transplant. Learn more at: https://programs.knox-box.com/joni #DonorsSaveLivesJT

If you have two healthy kidneys, you may be able to donate one to improve or even save someone else’s life. Consider being a living kidney donor:  https://programs.knox-box.com/joni #DonorsSaveLivesJT

Thanks to improved medications, a genetic link between the donor and recipient is no longer required to ensure a successful transplant. Meet Joni and her need for a live kidney donor: https://programs.knox-box.com/joni #DonorsSaveLivesJT

A living donor does not need to be related to a kidney recipient. Read Joni’s story at: https://programs.knox-box.com/joni #DonorsSaveLivesJT

People everywhere are stepping up to help friends, coworkers and even total strangers live a better live. Joni is one of those individuals – learn more at: https://programs.knox-box.com/joni #DonorsSaveLivesJT