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23-year-old Shubham registered as a potential stem cell donor in April 2021 at a college registration drive. Two years later, he was given the opportunity to help save a life!

“Being a potential blood stem cell donor is a lesser known, but significant way to save somebody’s life"

Fezal, a young Indian Army man puts his life on the line everyday by fighting for the people of the country, however, He’s now gone one step ahead, by donating his blood stem cells to potentially save a blood cancer patient’s life.

We’re all aware of what cancer is, but it’s hard to fully understand the intensity of it unless you or your loved ones are affected by it.

Every 5 minutes in India, someone is diagnosed with blood cancer or other blood disorders. And with over 42 million carriers, the country has come to be known as the Thalassemia capital of the world.

Mandeep an IT professional from Bengaluru registered as a blood stem cell donor in 2018 during one of the donor drives in his office. A year later, he received the call to say he had been matched with a blood cancer patient. Here, Mandeep tells us about his donor journey...

Without parents’ support, most children either cannot or will not donate. Hence, it is integral that parents always feel that their children are secure so that they can support them through their donation journey.

When 29-year-old Jeethesh got a call that he was found to be a match for someone, without a second thought he agreed to help save someone’s life.

It was all Magical when a 4-year-old Thalassemia survivor met her lifesaver for the first time! This World Cancer Day on Feb 4th 2020, we all witnessed a heart-warming moment where a 4-year-old Thalassemia survivor met her lifesaver for the first time.