An Honor Walk is a ceremonial event to commemorate a patient whose organs are donated. It is a way to honor the generosity of the donor for sharing the gifts of life and to support donor families. The event typically takes place as the patient is transported to an operating room or waiting ambulance, and the hallways are lined with hospital staff, the patients friends, and family. The hospital staff observes in reflection as the donor is accompanied by the donor family down the hallway. Some families may choose to play music or make an additional special request, which is often able to be granted. The Honor Walk is a symbol of unity and compassion among families, donors, and their care teams. It serves as a powerful way to say goodbye and give the donor the hero’s sendoff they deserve. Many hospitals across the country have begun to hold Honor Walks when they are requested or approved by a donor’s family.