Over 56% of the 120,000 critically ill Americans waiting on transplant waiting lists are ethnic minorities. The proportion of ethnic minorities, including Asian, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islanders (ANHPI), on waiting lists exceeds their representation in the general population. However, few ANHPI adults are designated organ donors (DOD) on their driver's licenses or in a donor registry. ANHPI college students (aged 18-29) also have low DOD rates, particularly Filipinos. Individuals are typically asked about becoming a DOD when they renew their driver's license; but most never think about OD outside of the short-lived Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) transaction. Knowing someone's status as a DOD on their license can be an influential factor in solidifying a family's feelings about donating a relative's organs after his/her death, if their consent is necessary. Of those who choose DOD status on a license, most will remain one for life. Intervening with drivers before the date of their license renewal can be difficult to arrange; however, opportunities arise when college students turn 21 and want to renew their license in order to remove formatting / colors signifying that the license belongs to an underage minor (< 21 years old).