Hospitals throughout Lincolnshire are honouring organ donors by flying flags each time a donation is made. This effort is designed to celebrate the altruism and potentially life-saving donations of both the donors themselves and their families. Through the visible respect of these selfless actions, the hospitals aim to motivate more individuals to think about becoming an organ donor, underlining the transformational effect it can have on the lives of those in our communities who receive them. This story has been adapted by The Lincoln Post from an original article available on news.google.com.
Lincolnshire Hospitals Raise Flags to Honour Organ Donors’ Legacy
Hospitals to honour ‘lasting legacy’ by raising flags for every organ donation LincsOnline
28 June 20251 min read
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