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Game on, give life! The 3rd annual Campus Challenge is live 🏆 Join the roster to earn points + win $500.
Compete in SODA’s Campus Challenge to heal & save lives!
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Campus Challenge Start Date: August 20, 2025
Campus Challenge End Date: November 16, 2025
SODA’s Campus Challenge is an exciting opportunity for new and seasoned student advocates to raise awareness about the importance of donation on their high school, college, or graduate school campus.
Registration for new volunteer teams and established SODA chapters will open on August 20th. All teams must have at least three student leaders.
Earn points through education and registration activities.
Team up to advocate for donation and earn points along the way! You’ll score points for activities like hosting education events, registering new donors, and volunteering with your local Organ Procurement Organization (OPO). Every activity gets you closer to becoming our 2025 Campus Challenge champions!
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.
New this year: The Texas-based team with the most points will receive a trophy and a Sugarwish snack box celebrating their life-saving impact in true Texas style, presented by Donate Life Texas.
Thank you, 2025 Campus Challenge Partners!
More about the American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB)
The American Association of Tissue Banks (AATB) sets the standard for safe, ethical, and effective tissue donation. As a national non-profit, AATB supports tissue banks and professionals, promotes education, and ensures high-quality tissue recovery and transplantation. Their mission is to help maximize lives saved and improved through tissue donation.
More about the Association of Organ Procurement Organizations (AOPO)
The Association of Organ Procurement Organizations (AOPO) supports OPOs across the U.S. that save lives through donation. As a national non-profit, AOPO promotes education, advocacy, and innovation while helping OPOs connect donors with patients, support families, and advance research. AOPO works toward a future where every donation opportunity leads to lives saved.
More about the Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA)
The Eye Bank Association of America (EBAA) leads efforts to restore sight through cornea and ocular tissue donation. EBAA supports eye banks with guidance, education, and standards for safe and ethical donation. Their work helps connect donors to patients, advancing vision restoration and research nationwide.
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