Our charity’s very existence is because of a story – the story of Shirley Nolan and her son, Anthony
Stories have the power to connect us, to inspire action and to raise awareness - that’s why they are so important to our work. We have only come so far and achieved so much thanks to our patients, stem cell donors, supporters and all those involved in our lifesaving work. To mark this amazing anniversary, we want to share the inspiring stories that have continued Shirley’s incredible legacy for half a century.
How we use your stories
We’re lucky to have lots of people who want to share their experiences and we support them to tell their story, in their own words.<br>Once a story is gathered, we can share it in lots of different ways, including: posts on social media, press, films, fundraising materials, blogs and in person at events.<br>Every time we'd like to share someone’s story, we ask them first and they get to approve the content.
-
'Behind The Curtain' Art exhibition explores stem cell transplants
Sorrel uses art to explore her stem cell transplant experience
-
Arsenal fan helps save stranger’s life the week club ends 22-year title wait
Arsenal fan misses title celebrations to donate stem cells
-
'I truly feel that both of my sisters saved my life'
Alice, Kate and Emma's story
Do you have a story to share?
If you’d like to share your story, complete our short stories consent form and someone will be in touch.