Bone marrow donor drives are one of the most important ways we build our network of donors. It provides you the opportunity to learn more about us and often times meet the family of patients. You can be part of our lifesaving effort by attending a donor drive and doing a simple cheek swab to register. It's that simple.

Just ten minutes of your time can help give a blood cancer patient a second chance at life.

Get Swabbed. Save a Life.

Get Swabbed. Save a Life. is a national campaign where students join forces to help save lives by organizing bone marrow donor drives and raising awareness of the need for more people to register as donors.

DKMS thanks the students and faculty for their continued support of our mission to save lives.

COLLEGES & UNIVERSITIES JOIN DKMS IN THE FIGHT AGAINST LEUKEMIA

Mizzou
DKMS successfully recruited over 3,000 bone marrow donors and we are coming back this year for Homecoming Week: October 13-15, 2009. So far, more than 10 students have gone on to donate their bone marrow.

Ohio University
Erica Cohen, Ohio University student and the driving force behind the successful donor drive held in February 2009, recruited more than 2,400 students to register as bone marrow donors.
Read about the bone marrow donor drive Ohio University is spearheading with DKMS.
Read more about the students bone marrow donor drive efforts.

New York University
NYU established the DKMS at NYU (Marrow for Tomorrow)Club in 2007, to help raise awareness and recruit bone marrow donors. To date, more than 300 donors have been recruited.

The College of St. Scholastica
The students organized a bone marrow donor drive where nearly 300 bone marrow donors were registered.

California Lutheran University
The students in conjunction with the Lacrosse team held a donor drive and registered nearly 100 potential life-saving bone marrow donors.

West Virginia Wesleyan College
Students in conjunction with Zeta Tau Alpha and Alpha Xi Delta, recruited more than 100 bone marrow donors.

Georgina Court University
Recruited nearly 60 bone marrow donors.

Atlantic University
Registered more than 50 bone marrow donors.

Rutgers University
Alpha Kappa Delta Phi sorority recruited more than 50 bone marrow donors.

Students can help by organizing bone marrow donor drives on campus to educate their peers about blood cancers and the importance of registering as a bone marrow donor. Students can also raise money to help DKMS cover the $65 cost to tissue-type each new donor who registers! GET SWABBED. SAVE A LIFE!

To engage your college in the Get Swabbed. Save a Life campaign, please contact a member of our donor recruitment team.