Sport Information
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Saturday 2nd August
The 2025 Donor Run is a fun run that will help raise awareness of the NHS Organ Donor Register, benefits of Organ Transplantation, and the Anthony Nolan Register while paying tribute to the Live Donors and Donor Families who have given the gift of life. There is no chip timing.
More than 8,000 people in the UK currently need a transplant, sadly up to 3 people die each day waiting for a transplant.
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Registration is now open for this years Donor Run
About Transplant Active
(Registered charity name Transplant Sport)
Transplant Active is the brand adopted by the largest national charity promoting active recovery for transplant recipients and increasing awareness of the benefits of organ donation. Despite “Deemed Consent”, we actively promote the importance of more people telling their family and friends that they wish to donate, so that families do not refuse to give consent because of a lack of knowledge.
For more details, please visit transplantsport.org.uk
Programme of Events
Explore the detailed schedule of all activities and competitions.
Regulations and Rules
Understand the guidelines to ensure a fair and enjoyable experience.
Race Details
Saturday 2nd August 2025
Venue: Blenheim Palace
– start line is next to the Palace main courtyard (The Duke’s Gates)
Information Desk Opens: 17:00
Donor Run Race Starts: 19:30
NB. The official British Transplant Games Road Race and Live Donor Road Race will commence at 18:30 and these entries are via the official Games registration system. (This is not the Donor Run)
Entry Fees & Deadlines
Entry fees are £12.50 per person until June 20th, 2025.
After this date prices will increase to £15.00. Entry closes July 23rd 2025
There will be no on the day entries.
Sign Up
Registration is now open for this years Donor Run
About Transplant Active
(Registered charity name Transplant Sport)
Transplant Active is the brand adopted by the largest national charity promoting active recovery for transplant recipients and increasing awareness of the benefits of organ donation. Despite “Deemed Consent”, we actively promote the importance of more people telling their family and friends that they wish to donate, so that families do not refuse to give consent because of a lack of knowledge.
For more details, please visit transplantsport.org.uk