Tissue donation involves the process of giving specific tissues from a deceased or living person for medical use. These tissues can include skin, corneas, heart valves, and bones, which are used in surgeries, transplants, and research. Donated tissues can help save lives, improve health, and enhance the quality of life for patients in need. The donation process typically begins with consent from the donor or their family. Once consent is obtained, medical professionals assess the tissues for suitability. Organizations like Tissue Banks and Organ Procurement Organizations play a crucial role in managing the donation, preservation, and distribution of tissues to hospitals and clinics.