Birmingham Adults Transplant Sports Team
Birmingham adults transplant team are a group of transplant recipients that have all had life saving transplants, they compete every year all over the country in the British transplant games. They have worked hard too survive and then go on to train and compete in all sports events .
The team are from all over Britain but have all received their gift of life, and ongoing care at the very best Birmingham hospital (queen Elizabeth), they compete to bring awareness of the importance of transplantation and to honour there donors.
The team wear a full kit which displays the sponsors on it. And brings a large amount of press and media coverage throughout the uk. At present the athletes have to self fund and due to this many athletes are unable to attend the events, it would be amazing for the team manager to let them know they have funding support.
Target Audience
The age of transplant recipients that attend are between 3 and 86 ( the oldest competitor to date,) male and female, there are mainly sporting events with social events taking place as well.
Key Dates and Timings
The events happen throughout the year and would hopefully be an ongoing sponsorship. 1-5 years would be amazing but can be negotiated
Specific Opportunity Details
The team compete every year in the British transplant games, along with many other events throughout the year. Many of the Birmingham team are also selected to compete for team GB at the European and world transplant games. There is a lot of media and press coverage and social media.
Features and Benefits
The sponsors would get full advertisement in media, news letters, radio/tv, logo on the kits. Invites to attend any invents and much more
Investment
We are looking to support the team accommodation for the games for 50-60 athletes, approx £50,000, with possible kit and equipment supplies which can be discussed if the sponsor is interested
Other Info
There’s athletes have won the biggest fight of there lives, to stay alive. Please help them achieve much more post transplant and show the world there is life after transplant. And to show how important organ donation is.