The annual floral display entered in the Pasadena, California event, serves as a visual representation of organ, eye, and tissue donation. These entries feature intricate designs made of flowers and other natural materials, often incorporating stories of donors, recipients, and their families. The goal is to raise awareness about the critical need for registered donors and to inspire viewers to consider the life-saving impact of donation.
Participation in this celebrated event provides a powerful platform to promote the cause of donation on a national and international scale. These entries honor the lives of deceased donors and celebrate the renewed health and well-being of recipients. The historical context includes the ongoing efforts of organizations to increase donor registrations and dispel misconceptions surrounding donation, making it a vital component of public health education.
