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We’re delighted to announce the shortlist of nominees for the Anthony Nolan Supporter Awards 2016.

The prestigious Anthony Nolan Supporter Awards are back for their fourth year to recognise and thank the outstanding achievements of volunteers, fundraisers and campaigners whose support helps us to save more lives.

This year we have had an unprecedented volume of nominations from all over the UK.

Our judging panel considered all the worthy entries and it was very difficult to narrow down all of these incredibly selfless and deserving nominees into the shortlist below.

Jack and Michael Whitehall are bringing their popular BBC Two talk show ‘Backchat’ to Wimbledon Theatre for one night only, on Sunday 20 November.

As fans will recall, the TV series has attracted an extremely impressive line-up of celebrity guests. 

This live show, staged to raise funds for Anthony Nolan and The Royal Marsden, will be no different.

Anthony Nolan is embarking on a partnership with the Round Table to raise awareness of the need for young male stem cell donors.

The partnership will reach out to young men aged 16-30 and encourage them to sign up as potential stem cell or bone marrow donors.

Young men are most likely to be chosen to donate but make up just 15% of the donor register; many more are needed to ensure that everyone in need of a transplant can find a match.

Blood cancer charity Anthony Nolan has set out an ambitious research strategy to increase the number of people who survive a stem cell transplant.

The charity, which matches people with blood cancer and blood disorders in need of a transplant with strangers willing to donate their stem cells, facilitates approximately 1,200 transplants a year.

The University of Leicester has teamed up with The Rik Basra Leukaemia Campaign to find the unsung heroes across the region to receive a Leicester Hero Award and be treated to a VIP lunch.

They are also striving to recruit hundreds of new potential donors to the Anthony Nolan stem cell donor register at the Leicester Heroes festival-style event from 10-4pm on Tuesday 25 October on the University’s main campus.

Anthony Nolan has joined people all over the world to say ‘thank you’ to lifesaving stem cell and bone marrow donors.

To celebrate the second annual World Marrow Donor Day, approximately 100 donors who have donated lifesaving stem cells in the last year were invited to a party and afternoon tea hosted by Anthony Nolan at the Skyloft in central London this afternoon.

A young girl in Sunderland is looking for a stranger who could save her life. Chloe Gray, aged 6, has Diamond Blackfan Anaemia – an incredibly rare blood disorder affecting approximately 700 people in the world – and only a stem cell transplant from an anonymous donor will allow her to have a normal, healthy childhood.

Blood cancer charity Anthony Nolan has unveiled a new strategy for Scotland with ambitions to increase the numbers of potential stem cell donors, raise more lifesaving funds and provide more support for patients.

Today we have unveiled a bold new brand awareness campaign across several media platforms, including the London Underground.
 
It will launch this month across various multi-channel platforms: bus shelters, radio, TV, digital, and underground advertising space. A second wave of advertising is planned for early 2017.
 
The campaign evolves from our ambition to ‘highlight who we are and what we do’ and to engage all key audiences including young men, those over thirty and the general public.
 

Quintessentially Foundation, the charitable arm of the Quintessentially Group, has chosen Anthony Nolan as one of the charities to benefit from their exclusive Poker Night held at The Savoy on 13 October 2016.