An honor walk is a ceremonial event that takes place in hospitals to honor organ, eye, and tissue donors. During an honor walk, hospital staff, friends, and family members of the donor line the hallway that leads from the donors room to the operating room. The donor is then wheeled down the hallway, accompanied by their family, while hospital staff observe in reflection. The event is intended to show appreciation and respect for the donors decision to donate their organs and to offer support to the donors family on their journey. Honor walks provide families of intended organ donors, as well as the medical care teams, the opportunity to honor the generosity of the donor for sharing the gifts of life. Hospitals across the United States have been holding honor walks as dignified ways to honor each patients final contribution. The honor walk is a powerful act of community that brings people from all professions and walks of life together to honor a great sacrifice.