'I said yes' campaign works to boost organ donors in minority communities

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'I said yes' campaign works to boost organ donors in minority communities

… list, 800 of whom are African Americans.

COLUMBIA, S.C. — … transplant in South Carolina is African American.

We're learning … to minority communities.

"African Americans are the most in need … - 800 of whom are African Americans.

We Are Sharing Hope …

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