Wendy Golden’s daughter was born with a horseshoe kidney—two kidneys fused together—and there was a time Golden prepared herself to become a donor. Fortunately her daughter never needed a transplant. But years later, a diabetic client did. Golden had known him since she first started with Edward Jones in 1999; they underwent the transplant procedure in June 2013. Golden marvels that more people don’t sign up to give. “In the grand scheme of things,” she says, “it’s just too easy.”