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When you give to NMDPSM, you unlock hope for patients and their loved ones. Your gift makes our mission possible.
The impact of generosity
St. Louis Blues superfan has victory over rare blood disorder
Laila, a young St. Louis Blues supporter, beat the odds when she received a transplant—and gained a new friend along the way.Teacher turns donation into life-saving lesson | NMDP
When Rachel was called to donate, she challenged her students to raise funds and realize their power to help others.From the NFL to NMDP: Meet Jennifer and Colton
Blood cancer tried to sideline her cheerleading dreams, but a transplant helped her defeat it, and now she’s giving back.
Ways to give
There are many ways for you to help people receive the blood stem cell transplant they need. Your financial support helps more patients afford transplant and funds innovative research. On behalf of all the people whose lives we touch, thank you for making transplants and second chances a reality.
How your gift saves lives
Your gift represents more than a simple charitable donation. For patients unable to afford transplant, it could represent access to the cure they need. Your gift could mean a breakthrough in cell therapy research to provide new treatment options or another potential donor joining the registry—one who could one day be a match for a patient needing a transplant.
How your gift accelerates progress
The result of generous giving has led to:
- 200 ongoing studies and clinical trials that fuel new approaches to cures, like our Donor for All initiative, which is opening doors to patients without a fully matched donor and offering transplant physicians more options, paving the way to ensure more equitable outcomes.
- $5.5 million provided for patient assistance in 2023. Financial gifts allow us to help patients and their families pay for cell therapy costs not covered by insurance—expenses like donor search, travel and lodging, and prescription copays.
- More than 330,000 potential donors added to the NMDP Registry in 2023. Nearly 120,000 of the potential donors who joined the NMDP Registry in 2023 were ethnically diverse, improving all patients’ odds of finding a life-saving match, regardless of ethnic background.