LifeNet Health's Donation 360 Webinar Series provides free educational webinars for our healthcare and community partners.
Webinars are hosted on Microsoft Teams (Google Chrome is the recommended browser). Email registration is required when accessing on-demand webinars.
- More Than a Mission: The LifeNet Health Foundation in Action | Aug. 20
Date and time: Aug. 20 at 2 p.m. ET | 11 a.m. PT
Duration: 1 hour
Description:
The LifeNet Health Foundation is built on the strength of community, bringing together donors, healthcare partners, and supporters to create lasting impact. Join us as we celebrate the lives touched by collective action and discover how your participation in the Race for Hope helps turn compassion into meaningful change.
Presenters: Will Driscoll - Director Foundation & Community Outreach; Jennifer Walsh - Director, Donation Awareness & Advocacy- Data-Driven Strategies to Encourage Donation Registration | Sept. 9
Date and time: Sept. 29 at 1 p.m. ET | 10 a.m. PT
Duration: 1 hour
Description: Despite widespread support for organ and tissue donation, registration rates have declined as misinformation and public distrust continue to grow. In this webinar, you'll explore findings from a first-of-its-kind analysis of 5,500 Virginians across two statewide surveys from 2024 to 2026 and discover practical strategies to reconnect with today's audiences. Learn how targeted messaging, trusted messengers, and audience segmentation can help increase donor registrations and strengthen community confidence in donation.
Presenters: Jessica Lee - Corporate Communications Manager, LifeNet Health; Brad Wetzell, PhD. - Scientific Liaison, LifeNet Health
- Beyond Recovery: The Clinical Value of Cardiac & Vascular Donation | Sept. 29
Date and time: Sept. 29 at 1 p.m. ET | 10 a.m. PT
Duration: 1 hour
Description:
Join us for an overview of how donated human cardiac and vascular allografts help save and improve lives through complex cardiac and vascular reconstruction. This program highlights the clinical impact of donated cardiac and vascular tissue, the patients it serves, and how every donation provides hope to recipients while offering donor families the comfort of knowing their loved one’s legacy lives on through the gift of healing.
Presenter: Michael Jones - Director, LifeNet Health National CV Sales- Restoring Lives: The Power of Allografts in Patient Care | Oct. 15
Date and time: Oct. 15 at 1 p.m. ET | 10 a.m. PT
Duration: 1 hour
Description:
Join us for an overview of modern tissue applications and the vital role allografts play in advancing patient care across multiple specialties. From surgical innovation to improved recovery outcomes, we’ll examine how tissue donation directly translates into measurable impact for patients and healthcare systems alike.
Presenter: Krystal Reynolds - Clinical Recovery Account Manager
- The AI Conversation: What It Means for Donation Today and Tomorrow | On-Demand
As AI technologies advance, donation organizations face both unprecedented opportunities and meaningful responsibility. Join us for a national conversation on the practical applications of artificial intelligence across the donation continuum and how it can be thoughtfully leveraged to drive measurable, mission-aligned impact.
Presenters: Cheyne Levermore - VP, Quality Assurance, Aju Paul - Senior Director, Digital Transformation
- Strengthening Service Member Care Through Donor‑Enabled Brain | On-Demand
This session highlights how partnerships with organ and tissue recovery organizations enable the Henry M. Jackson Foundation to advance research on traumatic brain injury and brain health for military personnel. Presented in recognition of Military Appreciation Month, the program illustrates how donor‑supported brain tissue recovery drives progress toward improved diagnostics, protection, and treatments for warfighters.
Presenter: Patrick Smith - Community Engagement Outreach Senior Specialist Henry M. Jackson Foundation- Healing the Spirit: Post-Donation Bereavement Support | On-Demand
Learn about the comprehensive bereavement support provided to LifeNet Health donor families. Topics include mourners' six needs, various types of support, and our Thanks2You program and the role partners can play in its success.
Presenter: Paulette Cordes - Senior Advisor, Donor Advocacy, LifeNet Health