Should donors or their families be compensted for organ donations? How should people be selected to receive donor organs?

In some states like Pennsylvania,  legislature passed a law in 1995 approval of  $3000 stipend for the family of a deceased organ donor to help pay for the donor's funeral.  There should be a Trust fund just for emergencies.  Just in 1990 the waiting list for an organ in the U.S. hoovered around 20,000 people Today more than 100,000 people are waiting for an organ transplant. 
My husband was one of the fortunate recipient. to receive a transplant.  He received his transplant in 1990. Ray was being  prepared for dialysis, and never made it for dialysis he received a transplant, before a year he was being prepared.  He was so fortunate.  The family of the donor, was  morning so all I did was to thank them for their support of the transplant.  " I am among those who believe that we have to have a reward for the people who are willing to give a kidney to a stranger as a way to motivate others to do the same (Satel, pg. 2).  There should be a solution put in place for this great need in the United States.  This is a great need that exists.