Former New York news anchor Amy McGorry says she receives a living liver donation from a longtime viewer after searching for help finding a donor. Multiple outlets report that McGorry, 56, publicly requested assistance through a video posted on March 11, asking for a living liver donor. She later learns that a potential donor has come forward. One account describes the moment she discovers the donation on Monday while teaching a class at Long Island University, where she shares the news with her students. The reports characterize the development as a life-saving opportunity involving a living donor who donates part of a liver. While the coverage focuses on the personal and emotional aspects, both outlets align on the key timeline and the central point: McGorry’s request for a living donor leads to a donor identified through contact from a longtime viewer, and the donation is reported as forthcoming. The articles do not provide additional medical details beyond the existence of the donation and its purpose.