A memorial poster from King’s College Hospital NHS Foundation Trust featuring a smiling young girl, Ada Zeynep, holding a cut ponytail of her hair. The text explains that Ada donated her hair to the Little Princess Trust before she passed away and later became an organ donor. The quote from her parents reads: “Words cannot describe her. Our precious daughter Ada Zeynep offered ‘her final gift, her final deed’. Like a beautiful melody that flowed from our eyes to our hearts, her love now extends beyond us. Through the profound act of organ donation, her spirit lives on in a unique and powerful way, breathing life and hope into others. She has turned sorrow into sunrise, giving a precious second chance where life was once locked away. We are eternally proud of our brave girl, whose legacy continues to spread light and love.” Signed: Nevgul & Bora & Ata Bicakci. At the bottom right is the NHS logo and a pink heart with the words “Yes I donate. Organ Donation.”

💗 “Through the profound act of #OrganDonation, her spirit lives on in a unique and powerful way, breathing life and hope into others."

Ada Zeynep's parents reflect on their decision to support Ada becoming an #OrganDonor.

➡️ tinyurl.com/4ftbvfsb

#OrganDonationWeek2025

Jodie Cox standing in front of swimming pool with her medals.

💗 “I got my life back, and suddenly all these new opportunities were opening up."

Jodie Cox, with #Autoimmune liver disease, had a #LiverTransplant at King’s, giving her a second chance at life.

Read her story, here ➡️ tinyurl.com/rzberzrb

#OrganDonationWeek2025

Hambleden Wing at King's College Hospital lit up pink.

Hambleden Wing at King's College Hospital lit up pink.

💗 We lit up pink for #OrganDonationWeek.

From 22 September until Sunday 28 September, Hambleden Wing at King's College Hospital, will be pink each evening to raise awareness for #OrganDonationWeek2025

Register your #OrganDonation decision ➡️ tinyurl.com/rzberzrb

#TeamKings #LightUpPink

Image of Helen Wilson at the World Transplant Games (WTG).

💗Helen Wilson received a #KidneyTransplant from her brother in 2006. But, in 2013, she learned she had a #PolycysticLiver and needed a transplant.

Thanks to a donor family, she got a new liver and a new chance at life.

Read her story, here➡️ tinyurl.com/yey4atmv

#OrganDonationWeek2025

Image of Simon Randerson.

💗 “I feel incredibly lucky to be here."

Simon Randerson underwent a #LiverTransplant at King’s in 2002.

"I survived a #stroke, and I have been living with #HIV. I was never able to thank my #OrganDonor for changing my life, but I do as much as I can to raise awareness."

#OrganDonationWeek2025