Birmingham to host national games to join renowned event cities like Houston, Salt Lake City, Indianapolis and Cleveland.
Our group evaluated sites for our national games and Birmingham, in an 11th hour pitch, catapulted to the top of our list and joined renowned event cities like Houston, Salt Lake City, Indianapolis and Cleveland.And in 2025 you will host the 2025 World Police & Fire Games.You have an experienced team of professional event experts and a talent base that rivals many bigger cities.
Over 100,000 individuals are currently on the waiting list for an organ, and 15-17 patients die every day because an organ is not available. Celebrating a renewal of life brings promise and hope to the many awaiting an organ across this nation.The Birmingham community wins big too. With few exceptions, many of the events surrounding this festival of life are free to the public.
The Games represent a significant achievement for both donors and recipients. In many cases, patients have endured years of dialysis, or faced near-death medical conditions. In a return to health, many are thrilled to enter the field of competition to show everyone their badge of courage.
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