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Whole Body Donations

Listed below are links to Medical Schools and Non-Profit Charities that accept whole body donations. We work closely with each of these organizations, and encourage you to visit their website.

Life Legacy Foundation

Medical research organization whose goal is to contribute to the universal effort to save, extend, and enhance the quality of life through the advancement of medical research and education. LifeLegacy donors receive a no cost cremation and urn.

 

Genlife Institute

GenLife Institute exists to provide people throughout the world with the ability to make a difference for future generations while living healthier and longer lives. Connecting donors and their families with medical researchers and educators who are dedicated to the advancement of medical innovation is the heart of the GenLife Institute organization.

 

MedCure

Body donation for medical research and education.
Medcure was created as an organization to assist Medical Researchers and Educators in facilitating their needs for finding cures and improved treatments. Our mission is to serve as a link between people who wish to donate and the medical community. Medical researchers and educators within the United States use donated non-transplantable organs and tissue to help discover cures for diseases and develop new and effective treatments and therapies.

 

Anatomy Gifts Registry

Medical research organization whose goal is to contribute to the universal effort to save, extend, and enhance the quality of life through the advancement of medical research and education.

 

Baylor College of Medicine

Medical School located in Houston, Texas. Baylor College of Medicine accepts whole body donations (must have paperwork completed 6 months in advance) for teaching of medical students.

 

The UT Health Science Center at Houston Medical School

The University of Texas Medical School accepts whole body donations (pre-willed, at death, and after death) for teaching of medical students.