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Will behind social media campaign to increase organ donation – Milton Ulladulla Times

July 3, 2012Organ Donoradmin

Will behind social media campaign to increase organ donation
Milton Ulladulla Times
... are conducting a social media campaign to raise awareness about organ donation. The A Gracious Gift campaign has seen hundreds of local Facebook users change their profile picture to one sharing the message 'Register to Become an Organ Donor'.

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