Warren Needs a Living Liver Donor
Warren is 24 and urgently searching for a living liver donor. A living liver transplant could give him the opportunity to return to the life he loves—and because the liver can regenerate, living donation is a remarkable gift that can save a life while allowing the donor to live a healthy, normal life.
COULD YOU BE THE ONE?
18 - 55 Years Old
In Good Health
Free of Significant Liver Disease
* Exact requirements are determined by the transplant center.
Be the hope We are looking for. IF YOU knew warren —
you’d know he’s worth it.
Warren is the kind of person who makes life better for the people around him. He has a servant’s heart, a love for the outdoors, and a quiet determination that inspires everyone who knows him.
Warren is happiest when he’s active and helping others. His family and friends know him as someone who is dependable, hardworking, and always willing to lend a hand. He’s a beloved son, a loyal friend, and someone who brings joy and encouragement wherever he goes.
At just 13 years old, Warren was diagnosed with Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis (PSC), a rare autoimmune liver disease that causes the immune system to attack the bile ducts, leading to irreversible liver damage. There is no cure. The only treatment is a liver transplant.
Today, Warren’s best hope for a long, healthy future is a living liver donor. A living donor wouldn’t just be giving Warren a liver—they would be giving him the chance to keep making memories with the people who love him and get back to the active life that means so much to him.
Common Questions About Living Liver Donation
Is living liver donation safe?
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Yes. Living liver donation is performed at specialized transplant centers with experienced surgical teams. Donors undergo extensive medical and psychological evaluation to confirm they are healthy enough to donate safely. The liver is the only organ that regenerates — both the donor and recipient grow back to full liver size.
Who can be a living liver donor?
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Generally, donors are between 18–55 years old, in good overall health, and have a compatible blood type. You do not need to be a family member — friends and strangers can donate. The transplant team will evaluate everything — you simply need to be willing to start the conversation.
What does the donation process look like?
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It begins with a phone call or inquiry to the transplant center. From there, you complete a health questionnaire, followed by a full medical evaluation — all at no cost to you. If approved, surgery typically takes 4–6 hours, with a hospital stay of 3–5 days and a recovery of 4–6 weeks. The transplant team supports you every step of the way.
There is no commitment — just a conversation that could change everything. Call us directly to express your interest or ask any questions.
1-844-323-1227
* Be sure to say you are calling in regards to living liver donation for Warren Witty.
Good to Know
Donating is completely voluntary — you can stop the process at any time.
Testing to see if you’re a match does not obligate you to donate.
Your health and safety are always the transplant team’s top priority.
Insurance does cover the donor evaluation, surgery, hospital stay, and follow-up care related to the donation.
* Be sure to say you are calling in regards to living liver donation for Warren Witty.
Why be a Living Liver Donor?
You could save someone’s life
The liver is the only organ that can regenerate, growing back to nearly its original size in both the donor and recipient.
Living donation can dramatically reduce the wait for a life-saving transplant. It gives recipients the opportunity to receive a transplant before becoming critically ill.
Most donors return to normal activities within 6-8 weeks.
You’ll receive your own independent medical team focused entirely on your health and safety.