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PLEASE register to become a BONE MARROW DONOR! YOU can help save the lives of many in need.

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NMDP

National Marrow Donor Program (NMDP)

A3M

Asians for Miracle Marrow Matches (A3M)

AADP

Asian American Donor Program (AADP)

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Join the Registry...You Could Save a Life

Please join the registry to help me and many others like me find our perfect marrow match.

The registration process is very easy and pain free. It takes only a few minutes and consists of filling out a questionnaire and 4 quick swabs of the inside of your cheeks. No needles, no blood, just your saliva. It couldn’t get any easier than this.

If you are unsure of what registering to become a bone marrow donor entails, please click (HERE) to become more informed. Once you are ready to register, there are three different methods.

 

Attend a Drive

Check out our calendar of upcoming bone marrow drives (HERE). If there isn’t a drive set up nearby you, please check the following:

             Northern California (Asian American Donor Program)
             Southern California (Asians for Miracle Marrow Matches)
             Other US Locations (National Marrow Donor Program)

 

Order a Home Kit

If you are a minority in the U.S., you can order a FREE kit (HERE)

 

Visit a Dedicated Center

There are locations open for you to stop by and register. Find a location near you (HERE)

 

You could help one of these people have a second chance at life. Ethnicity Matters as most will find matches within their own ethnic groups. Will you help them by joining the registry or spreading the word about their need to people you know? As you can see blood cancers and bone marrow diseases effect people of all ethnicities and ages. Medicine has advanced so that now 70% of donations are given by blood and people can register at home with a mail in kit using cotton mouth swabs.

Armenian

Aram Markosian
Leukemia
His Website
Japanese

Tami
Myelosdysplatic Syndrome
Her Website
Vietnamese/Chinese

Michelle Maykin
AML (Leukemia)
Her Website
Latino

Jorge Ochoa
ALL & CLM (Leukemias)
News Story
Japanese/Cacasian

Krissy Kobata
Myelodysplasia
Her Website
African American

Zyreal
Sickle Cell Anemia
Online Bio
Thai

Soontaree
AML (Leukemia)
Online Bio
Indian

Gaurav (Left)
AML (Leukemia)
His Website