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 2022 Games will be held in Leeds, West Yorkshire on 28-31 July.
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Latest News
13 December, 2021
Thursday 9th December marked the launch of the first ever UK European Transplant and Dialysis Games which will next take place in Oxford in summer 2022. Following almost two years of shielding, the transplant community and dialysis patients from across Europe will be brought together for a week of celebration and sporting events from 21-28...
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7 December, 2021
On 24th November the Westfield Health British Transplant Games were launched in Leeds. Looking ahead to the event next year, which will reunite the transplant community after almost two years of shielding. The launch event took place at the Leeds Civic Hall which saw Games organisers, local partners and transplant recipients gather to mark the...
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10 November, 2021
Last week Millie took part in Children in Need’s Rickshaw Challenge. Completing the final leg of the Challenge. Starting at Thirlestane Castle and finishing at Sciennes Primary school 25.6 miles away. Tonight on BBC One at 19:30 see how Millie and the other riders got on with the challenge, supported by former One Show host...
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