Chilly mornings, changing leaves, an energy in the air – fall is almost here. It is my favorite time of year in Ohio, not only for the weather, but as an Ohio State alum, I’m anxiously anticipating Buckeye football!
The team has a lot to prove on the field after a tough summer. Ohio has a lot to prove off the field too. We are taking on the ‘team up north’ in the Read More »
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - Nov. 8, 2010
Columbus, OH – While the Buckeyes and Wolverines are gearing up for a gridiron face-off, another battle is brewing off the field: The Buckeye–Wolverine Challenge for Life.
In its fifth year, the life-saving competition is designed to motivate fans across the states of Ohio and Michigan to save lives and register as organ and tissue donors. The states are competing to see who can register the most new organ and tissue donors before Thursday, Nov. 25, 2010. Currently, Michigan is winning by more than 19,000 new registrants. Read More »
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By Mark Cortez, Donate Life Ambassadaor and OSU Alum
Such a great part of being a staff member of The Ohio State University is being able to actively promote and participate in events that allow this phrase to ring true. As a graduate of The Ohio State University and now an Admissions Counselor I have the privilege of being able to say I am a true Buckeye for Life both at work and in the community. Read More »
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For the fifth year in a row, the Buckeyes are taking on the “Team Up North” in the Buckeye-Wolverine Challenge For Life. The goal for this community-minded, life-saving competition between the Buckeyes and the Wolverines is to register the most NEW organ, eye and tissue donors before the annual football match-up. Read More »
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