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Little Comets CO-FOUND Save9lives by playing a gig around the great north run

Little Comets completed a world record at The Great North Run 2016 to raise awareness of the Save9Lives campaign. The indie band hope that their novel efforts, featured on BBC Breakfast, will get people talking about organ donation.

Little Comets play a gig around The Great North Run for Save9Lives.

Little Comets play a gig around The Great North Run for Save9Lives.

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Someone You Loved Video

Lewis Capaldi has partnered with Save9Lives in launch of his bestselling single.

The Someone You Loved record has been dramatised to illustrate the life-saving impact of organ donation, with Peter Capaldi playing a lead role.

It’s with huge honour to have the campaign feature alongside Live Life Give Life for this Vevo release. Those inspired by the video can sign the NHS organ donor register with Save9Lives, allowing us to register how many people are inspired by Lewis’ sensational work.

LEWIS CAPALDI PARTNERSHIP - TOUCH FM INTERVIEW

 

Get my debut album „Divinely Uninspired To A Hellish Extent" here: https://lewiscapaldi.lnk.to/DivinelyUninspiredToAHellishExtent Tickets: http://tickets.lewiscapaldi.com Stream/download 'Someone You Loved' https://lewiscapaldi.lnk.to/LC_SYL ------------------ IN PARTNERSHIP WITH UK ORGAN DONATION CHARITY LIVE LIFE GIVE LIFE About Live Life Give Life: At some point in our lives we all want to create a powerful legacy and make a positive contribution to the world.

Jim Lynskey speaks to Liam Clarke of Touch FM, providing an insight into how Save9Lives has teamed up with Live Life Give Life to raise vital NHS Organ Donation awareness with Lewis Capaldi. The 'Someone You Loved' music video features actor Peter Capaldi, portraying how an organ donor can save lives 👉🏼 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCuhuePlP8o.

 
 
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Save9Lives & TheBHF Acoustic NighT

Save9Lives host their first acoustic festival in partnership with The British Heart Foundation in April 2018. The event was covered by The Chronicle, Spark FM and Radio Tyneside.

The night saw Anna McLuckie, Cape Cub and Tom Mouse Smith take to the stage, where fans acknowledged the subject of organ donation.

Watch highlights of the night, here.

 
The calibre of acts who helped raise awareness for Save9Lives on this night really did mean alot, and showed how much people care about the subject of organ donation. To attract Anna McLuckie from The Voice UK really was humbling, as well as Tom who has heart problems himself.
— Jim Lynskey, Save9Lives Founder
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Music artists on board with save9lives

Many music artists have taken to the vibrancy of the Save9Lives Campaign. Since Little Comets’ extraordinary efforts, the likes of The Script, Elton John, Rod Stewart and John Waugh have spoken of their admiration for the campaign’s organ donation initiative.

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FESTIVAL APPEARANCES

UK festivals have shown support to Save9Lives in many ways. Jim Lynskey, campaign founder, often speaks at music events, as well as ticket giveaways and adverts to encourage younger audiences to consider organ donation.

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