Two minutes. One documented yes.
Register →Organ Access Initiative
Around 90% of Americans support organ donation. Around 60% are registered.
More than 100,000+ people are waiting; 17 die each day. One donor can save up to 8 lives. The gap between what people believe and what they’re signed up for isn’t apathy — it’s a broken form.
Our fix is mandated choice: every adult is asked once — yes or no — so the willing majority actually gets counted.
Act 1 — the gap
Nobody ever asked them properly.
Each dot is one person. Around 90 in 100 support donation. Only about 60 are registered. The outlined dots are the gap.
Act 2 — the waitlist
Here the column keeps going — the length is the point. Each dot stands for roughly a thousand people. It's a queue, not a graveyard. And one registered donor can save up to eight lives.
Act 3 — the form
You scrolled right past it. So does everyone at the counter.
The donor question is a checkbox buried on a form. Mandated choice reframes it as a question you have to answer — yes or no — demonstrated here, not just explained.
Act 4 — the map
9 chapters. 45 states to go.
9lit states on a fifty-state map isn't a weakness — it's the argument. Most of the country is still waiting for someone to start.
Act 5 — you
What we do
Not three programs — one machine for turning the willing majority into signatures.
Chapters
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