
Kayte Mosher Memorial Donate Life Conference Scholarship
The Kayte Mosher Memorial Donate Life Conference Scholarship is open to all healthcare professionals, social workers, medical examiners, and funeral directors that are involved in the donation process in the state of Iowa. Scholarship Awards will be applied to cover the full amount for the event registration fee, which includes continuing education credits. Scholarships will not be awarded as cash. In the event you are unable to attend, scholarships cannot be transferred to another person.
The deadline to submit the scholarship application form is July 1st, 2025. Recipients will receive notification of being granted a scholarship, via email, no later than July 11th, 2025.
ABOUT KAYTE: Kayte Mosher of Ottumwa, Iowa was just 20 years old when she passed away on January 25, 2012 and left behind a legacy of life through her gift of tissue donation. Kayte had a giving heart, so it’s only fitting that she continues to give to others after her passing. Kayte gave 278 bone grafts, 45 skin grafts, two heart valves, and two corneas to help others. Kayte’s gifts have allowed her recipients to live happier, healthier, and more active lives. Donation is often referred to as a “gift of life” for recipients, but it has also been an incredible gift to Kayte’s family. Knowing that Kayte continues to help so many people, long after her passing, brings her family great comfort. Kayte’s sister, Heather Butterfield, was so inspired by Kayte’s legacy that she worked at Iowa Donor Network for nine years. Iowa Donor Network is Iowa’s sole organ procurement organization and tissue recovery agency. This scholarship, named in Kayte’s honor, aims to educate healthcare professionals on the donation process so they can help transform lives through organ and tissue donation, like Kayte did.