Saffron Day honours the life of little Deyaan Udani, a bright seven year old boy with an infectious smile, who tragically passed away in 2016. Deyaan’s parents’ decision to donate his organs meant that four lives were saved as a result of this incredible gift.

#doitforDeyaan on 22 October 2019

The significance of Saffron

Saffron symbolises courage and strength, qualities seen in little Deyaan. Saffron is especially important to the Udani family as orange was Deyaan’s favourite colour.

Do it for Deyaan – register your decision to save lives as an organ & tissue donor at saffronday.org.

Wear something orange and/or use the merchandise provided, take a photo and post on social media with the hashtags #SaffronDay #doitforDeyaan.

Encourage family & friends to do the same.

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Little Deyaan Udani was a bright seven-year-old boy with an infectious smile. Deyaan’ loved his family and always had a desire to help others.

When on holidays with his family in India in 2016, Deyaan tragically suffered a brain haemorrhage.

Deyaan and his older sister Naisha had learned about organ & tissue donation at school. The siblings told their parents they wanted to be organ donors to help save the lives of others.

Deyaan’s parents’ decision to donate his organs meant that four lives were saved as a result of this incredible gift.

Register your donation decision at saffronday.org on 22 October 2019 and discuss your wishes with your loved ones. It’s a decision that could one day save lives.

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