Get involved

Raising funds is essential to saving lives through cell therapy. Donations allow us to offer grants to patients who face financial obstacles, support research that paves the way to new cures and expand the donor registry.

Raise awareness for all the critical work we do together by sharing our mission with your friends, family and others. By getting the word out, you multiply the impact we can make for patients.

With a financial gift, you can unlock more cures for patients. Find out how your one-time gift, monthly donation or decision to include NMDP^SM in your estate planning makes our mission possible. Together, we can ensure that every patient can receive their life-saving cell therapy.

Be a voice for change by standing up for patients. During this difficult time in their lives, they’re focused on the transplant process, not on pushing for new or improved legislation. You can help make their lives and those of future patients better by promoting policies and initiatives that support them.

NMDP hosts events all over the country. Whether you take ​part in a fundraiser​​     ​, marathon, auction or gala, the good you do is most impactful when shared with your community.

There are so many ways you can get hands-on with NMDP. Whether it’s hosting a registry recruitment event, helping out at a fundraiser or mentoring patients and caregivers, volunteers help us make the impossible possible.

Saving lives can be part of your college experience. Gain leadership skills by setting up or joining a chapter on your campus, help us spread the word as an NMDP ambassador or get involved in our athletics-based NMDP Get in the Game^SM program. See the kind of difference you can make.

Regardless of the size of your corporation, foundation, college, church or community group, partnering with us multiplies the good you and your team can do. Let us know how we can meet your unique philanthropic goals.

Check out our online shop! You can stock up on NMDP merch and show your support while financially supporting patients with blood cancers or other blood disorders.