The objective of the new site is to communicate and educate everyone involved in the transplantation process, serving as a real-time resource to patients, family members and physicians. The Web site, currently located at www.lifenet.org, will provide education and support to donors, recipients and family members, and educate physicians on the latest technologies in transplantation.

tmg3.com was the ideal choice for this project, since they have built Web sites for some of the largest and most well-known healthcare organizations on the east coast, including: Sentara Healthcare, Eastern Virginia Medical School's Jones Institute for Reproductive Medicine, Bon Secours Health System, and Optima Health.

Rick Richter, president of tmg3.com adds, "This project will allow us to truly help people in need, something we don't get to do everyday. This project is not just about business for us-this site will impact patients and their families locally, nationally and across the world. We know this site is going to help save lives, and we're honored to have this opportunity to make a difference."

About tmg3.com
tmg3.com is one of the region's most experienced Web site design and Internet marketing firms. Since 1994 the organization has helped develop and design internet marketing strategies for more than 200 Web site projects in diverse market segments: hospitality, real estate, engineering, financial, internet, manufacturing, media, medical, professional and non-profit services. tmg3.com was formed out of the corporate merger of WebMarketeer, Inc. and The Meridian Group, January 1, 2000. The company is a separate corporation working independently with clients, but also acts as the Internet Division of The Meridian Group, a fully integrated advertising, marketing, media, and public relations firm. The Meridian Group, one of the fastest growing marketing communications firms in the Southeast, is headquartered in Virginia Beach, Va., with offices in Charleston, S.C., and Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.

About LifeNet
LifeNet is a non-profit, federally-designated organ procurement organization, providing transplants to over 150,000 patients annually, all over the world. LifeNet provides allograft tissue for transplant to patients all across the U.S.

LifeNet serves a population of over 4.5 million people, over 75 hospitals for organ and tissue donation services, and five transplant centers in Virginia. The company staffs offices in Roanoke, Lynchburg, Charlottesville, Winchester, Richmond and Virginia Beach, Va.