Anthony Nolan was a young boy born in 1971. He had a rare blood disorder called Wiskott-Aldrich syndrome, and his only cure was a bone marrow transplant. None of his family were a match, so his mother, Shirley Nolan, established The Anthony Nolan Bone Marrow Register in 1974, which was the first of its kind, in an effort to find a donor for him.

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There are a number of ways you can get involved in fundraising to raise vital funds for Anthony Nolan. You can find out more about fundraising here.

To donate stem cells you would first need to join our stem cell register. You can find out more about joining the stem cell register here.

To donate money you can make a one-off or a regular donation. You can find out more about donating money to Anthony Nolan here.

If you’d prefer to donate over the phone, our friendly Supporter Care team is available at 0207 284 8344.

You can join the register if you have type 2 diabetes and it is diet controlled, but you cannot join if you are on anti-diabetic tablets or insulin injections. If you have type 1 diabetes you cannot join the register.

Donors who are currently pregnant may join the register, but cannot donate if any of the following apply:

You can find out more about organising a donor recruitment event here.

To find out more about organising a fundraising event for Anthony Nolan please contact our Events team by sending an email to events@anthonynolan.org or call 020 7424 6626.

If you would like to cancel your Direct Debit please contact our Supporter Care team by sending an email to support@anthonynolan.org or call 020 7424 6626.