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Compete in SODA’s Campus Challenge to save lives!

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Campus Challenge Start Date: August 20, 2024
Campus Challenge End Date: November 17, 2024

SODA’s Campus Challenge is an exciting opportunity for new and seasoned student advocates to raise awareness about the importance of organ, eye, and tissue donation on their high school, college, or graduate school campus.
 
Registration is available to new volunteer teams and established SODA chapters. All teams must have at least three student leaders. 

Earn points through education and registration activities

Gather your team to advocate for organ donation and earn points! Activities like education events, registration drives, chapter referrals, and even following the Association of Organ Procurement Organizations (AOPO) on social media can get you closer towards being the champions of the Campus Challenge.

Win a cash prize and exclusive merch!

The high school team, college team, and graduate school team with the most points will each be awarded a trophy and a $500 cash prize. 

 

Bonus Prize! The team with the most donor registrations will receive a trophy and exclusive merchandise from SODA National. 

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Thank you, Campus Challenge Partners!

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More about the Association of Organ Procurement Organizations (AOPO)

The Association of Organ Procurement Organizations (AOPO) is the voice for organ procurement organizations (OPOs), entities dedicated to saving as many lives as possible through organ, eye and tissue donation in the United States each year. As a national non-profit organization, AOPO promotes innovation, advocacy, and education in partnership with OPOs.
 
OPOs play a critical role within the organ donation and transplantation system, serving as vital links between donors and patients awaiting organ transplants. They collaborate closely with donor hospitals and transplant programs, operating within tight timeframes to assess and match donated organs with suitable recipients based on clinical considerations. Additionally, OPOs extend support to donor families, actively work to increase organ donation rates, and engage in research to advance science in the field. 
 
AOPO envisions a future where every donation opportunity results in lives saved. Thus, in an effort to achieve AOPO’s goal of 50,000 annual transplants in 2026, AOPO members and stakeholders have committed themselves to a series of initiatives. These include initiatives to reduce health inequities, expand collaboration, drive innovation, and maximize organ utilization. The primary objective of AOPO is to ensure that everyone in need of a life-saving organ can receive a transplant without burden.
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