We bring the team, the speakers and the material. You provide a room and the people. There is no charge, and there never will be.
A talk on organ donation with a trained counsellor present, followed by open questions — which is the part that matters and usually runs long. Pledge registration available afterwards for anyone who wants it.
You need: a room, seating, and a projector if possible
Works for: colleges, offices, societies, faith institutions
Blood pressure, blood sugar, haemoglobin, basic eye checks and a doctor's consultation, with written referrals for anyone who needs follow-up.
You need: a hall, tables and chairs, water, electricity
Works for: villages, housing societies, worksites
Run with a licensed blood bank, which handles all collection and storage. We handle mobilisation, registration and the day's logistics.
You need: a clean indoor space and at least 50 likely donors
Works for: colleges, corporate offices, large societies
We do not set pledge targets, and we ask you not to either. A camp where forty people leave genuinely informed and nobody pledges is a success. A camp where two hundred signatures are collected under pressure is not, because almost none of those people will mention it at home.
Please give us at least three weeks. Mobilisation is what decides whether a camp works, and it cannot be rushed.
