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It was 2019 when Anna Cannington heard about someone in need of a kidney, and made the decision to become a living organ donor. She has never looked back.

A group of ladies with just one kidney are traveling down the Natchez Trace. They call their trek down the Trace “4 Women, 4 Kidneys, 444 miles in 4 days.”

The Pacific Crest Trail Association says only 15% to 35% of people who start hiking the famous trail finish it. 57-year-old retiree Theron Hayes is one of them.

Hilary Baude is set to take part in the 200-mile, 36-leg Wild West Relay in the Rocky Mountains, Colorado, from Aug. 2-3, according to a release on the website of the Donor Games, a Connecticut-based competition that showcases kidney donors and recipients.

Steve Wilson, a Katonah, NY, resident and living kidney donor, will compete with Renal Warriors, a National Kidney Registry-sponsored team of nine living kidney donors and five kidney recipients in the August 2-3 Wild West Relay, a 200-mile, 36-leg race through the Rocky Mountains between Fort Collins, CO, and Steamboat Springs, CO.

Boston resident and living kidney donor Teagan Walter is running a relay race to prove a point.

An Orem woman who donated her kidney will be competing in a 200-mile relay race with a team consisting of other kidney donors and kidney recipients.

A Southern California kidney donor seeking in inspire and inform others is taking on the challenge of hiking 2,600 miles through three states, from the Mexican to Canadian borders on the Pacific Crest Trail.

Liz Young has completed 11 Ironman competitions. This fall, she will compete in her sixth race with only one kidney.

April is National Donate Life Month, and one Southern California man is going above and beyond to help.