What If?
As a pre-transplant patient, I felt overwhelmed by the power of the words "What if" — a reflection on facing the unknown with courage.
Read MoreEmpowering pre and post-transplant patients and their families across Oklahoma through peer support, education, and advocacy since 2020.
TRIO (Transplant Recipients International Organization) was established in the mid-1980s by a group of transplant patients at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. Incorporated as a not-for-profit in 1987, TRIO became an international organization in 1994, moving its headquarters to Washington D.C.
TRIO-Oklahoma was founded in 2020 by Lorrinda Gray-Davis, its first President. Jeff Collins currently serves as President. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit membership organization working to improve the quality of life for transplant recipients, candidates, donor families, and healthcare professionals.
Sharing personal experiences to complement professional counseling
Recognized by HHS as the voice for transplant candidates and recipients
Improve quality of life for transplant recipients and their families through support and education.
Chapters across the US and an international chapter in Japan.
Demonstrating the success of organ, eye and tissue donation through athletic competition and community.
Team Oklahoma 2024
Team Oklahoma's mission is to demonstrate the success of organ, eye and tissue donation. We serve as a family, to our members, by providing love, support and understanding. We strive to honor the memory of our donors and show gratitude to their family for the gifts given.
From 5K runs to volleyball, poker to table tennis — events for all athletic levels.
Living donors, organ recipients, bone marrow, corneal and tissue transplant recipients welcome.
Celebrating lives of organ donors and recipients while increasing donation awareness.
Transplant recipients and those waiting can have a variety of needs. Our community is here to help.
Join our recurring peer support meetings to share experiences, ask questions, and connect with other pre and post-transplant patients.
A dedicated space for the spouses, family members, and friends who walk the transplant journey alongside a patient. Share, ask, and be supported by people who understand.
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Request InformationComplementing healthcare professional counseling with real-world peer experiences and guidance.
TRIO-Oklahoma is a member-driven organization. Membership is open to recipients, those waiting or listed, care partners, living donors, and donor families. Dues are $20, payable with PayPal.
TRIO-Oklahoma conducted a comprehensive patient survey to better understand the needs and experiences of the transplant community in Oklahoma. The final report provides valuable insights for improving care and support services.
Based on 2023 TRIO-Oklahoma Patient Survey
Real experiences from our transplant community. Stories of hope, resilience, and new beginnings.
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