The impact of your generosity
A single gift can change the life of a person facing a blood cancer or disorder. When you support NMDPSM, your generosity helps make blood stem cell transplants accessible to more patients by providing a no-cost experience for donors and advances groundbreaking research that expands treatment options and helps patients live longer, healthier lives.
With your help, we can remove barriers to transplant and give more people a second chance at life.
Fund financial assistance for patients
For many patients, the journey to transplant comes with unexpected financial and logistical challenges. Financial support helps remove these barriers by covering costs like travel, lodging and other non-medical expenses, so patients and their families can focus on treatment and recovery.
Support volunteer blood stem cell donors
A patient’s chance of survival often depends on a donor saying “yes” when they’re called to donate blood stem cells. Your support helps remove financial barriers that can make donation difficult. Gifts help provide assistance for expenses like travel, lost wages and childcare—making it easier for donors to move forward with their life-saving commitment.
Advance NMDP’s mission and groundbreaking clinical research
Financial support also helps fund critical research and clinical trials that improve transplant success, reduce complications and expand access to life-saving cell therapy.
Your support helps researchers and clinicians develop new approaches to care, advance cell and gene therapies and bring promising treatments to more patients. Each discovery moves us closer to better outcomes and more cures.
Give hopes to patients and their families
Every gift creates a real impact for patients, donors and the future of blood stem cell transplants. Your support helps more patients access their second chance at life, makes it easier for people to donate blood stem cells when asked and advances research that improves outcomes for patients.
Make your gift today and help bring hope to more patients and their families.