ORGANS OF HOPE
15.59 Metres of Hope. One Powerful Message: Organ Donation.
During Ganeshotsav, Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai brought Organs of Hope to the heart of Mumbai, at Lalbaugcha Raja, to start an important conversation about organ donation.
At the centre of the campaign is ‘Organ of Hope’, a large-scale fibreglass sculpture depicting multiple human organs, with a total combined dimension of 15.59 metres.
The sculpture has earned the Guinness World Records™ title for the “Largest Fibreglass Sculpture of Organs.”
But Organs of Hope is more than a record.
It is a campaign about organ donation.
A campaign about awareness.
A campaign about conversations.
And, most importantly, a campaign about giving someone hope for another tomorrow.
Because every organ donated can represent the possibility of another life.
ORGANS OF HOPE: STARTING THE CONVERSATION
Awareness is the first step towards organ donation.
Many people have questions about organ donation.
Some have misconceptions.
Some are unsure about the process.
And many simply have never had a conversation about it with their families.
Through Organs of Hope, Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai wants to change that.
The campaign takes the conversation about organ donation beyond the hospital and into the community—encouraging people to:
- Understand the facts.
- Clear their misconceptions.
- Talk to their families.
- Share their wishes.
- Consider pledging for organ donation.
Because a conversation today can potentially give someone hope tomorrow.
THE ORGAN OF HOPE
A sculpture created to make people stop.
A campaign created to make people think.
The ‘Organ of Hope’ represents multiple human organs and the life-changing possibility that organ donation can bring to patients waiting for a transplant.
With a total combined dimension of 15.59 metres, the sculpture stands at Lalbaugcha Raja during Ganeshotsav as a visible reminder of the importance of organ donation.
15.59 metres of hope.
One message of organ donation.
Countless lives touched by the cause.
WHY ORGAN DONATION MATTERS
Someone is waiting.
For a patient waiting for an organ transplant, hope can mean another morning, another birthday, another festival with family, and another chance to return home.
Organ donation can give that hope.
India has made significant progress in transplantation, but the need for donated organs continues to be substantial. At the same time, awareness gaps, misconceptions and a lack of conversations about organ donation can prevent people from making informed decisions.
This is why awareness matters. And this is why Organs of Hope matters.
A GUINNESS WORLD RECORDS™ MILESTONE
Largest Fibreglass Sculpture of Organs
Organs of Hope created a record-breaking moment.
The ‘Organ of Hope’ has earned the Guinness World Records™ title for the “Largest Fibreglass Sculpture of Organs.”
For Gleneagles Hospital Mumbai, this is a proud milestone.
But the true purpose of Organs of Hope goes beyond the record.
The real goal is to make organ donation a conversation in every home.
Organs of Hope in the Media & Social
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