There is an urgent need to diversify the bone marrow registry.
Ethnicity is a key factor in finding a bone marrow match. Lower numbers of BIPOC participants in the bone marrow registry results in vast disparities in who is likely to find a lifesaving donor.
Ready to join the registry?
Text “HopeIsLoud” to 61474
You can help. Join the registry in 3 easy steps:
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STEP 1: Fill out a questionnaire.
Answer a few simple questions about yourself.
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STEP 2: Get your swab kit.
If eligible, you’ll be sent a swab kit. The swab is quick and easy.
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STEP 3: Return the swab kit.
If you are a match for someone in need, you will be notified.
In partnership
In national and international registries on average:
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Black/African American
people needing a transplant can find a matching donor.
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Asian or Pacific Islander
people needing a transplant can find matching donor.
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Hispanic or Latino
people needing a transplant can find matching donor.
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Native American or Alaskan Native
people needing a transplant can find matching donor.
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White
people needing a transplant can find matching donor.