Actively Promoting Organ Donation
We are the largest national charity promoting active recovery for transplant recipients and increasing awareness of the benefits of organ donation.
About
Transplant Sport are the largest national charity promoting active recovery for transplant recipients and increasing awareness of the benefits of organ donation. We actively promote the importance of more people telling their family and friends they wish to donate.
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As a charity run by volunteers, we rely on fundraising to deliver a programme of annual events that seek to encourage as many transplant recipients as possible to participate. We are always looking to increase fundraising and to find more volunteers! Find out how you can help!
BTG
The British Transplant Games are the flagship event of Transplant Sport and have been in existence for 40 years when the first “Transplant Olympics” took place in Portsmouth in 1978. The 2024 games will be held in Nottingham, East Midlands on the 1st – 4th of August.
Upcoming events
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Latest News
1 April, 2025
Transplant Sport are seeking two trustees with expertise in either charity or HR law and in business, marketing or fund-raising who can make a significant contribution to our work providing opportunities for transplant recipients, living donors and donor families to celebrate the gift of life through sport. Please follow the link to view the full...
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20 February, 2025
Thank you for your patience it has taken some time to collate the minutes given the hybrid nature of the AGM on January 24th in Abingdon. We believe this is an accurate account of the AGM and where possible we have answered comments and questions both live at the AGM and from the chat online. We...
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29 January, 2025
24th January 2025 BRITISH TRANSPLANT GAMES TO RETURN TO SHEFFIELD The City of Sheffield has secured the return of the Westfield Health British Transplant Games for the summer of 2026. Previously hosted in 2013 in Sheffield, the multi-sport Games will attract over three thousand registered participants, including one thousand athletes who have received a lifesaving...
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