Robert, MF survivor

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Looking for the best way to support people with blood cancer? Whether you're making your first donation, increasing your giving, or exploring other opportunities to contribute, you'll find a variety of ways to make an impact.

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Giving isn’t just about money—it’s about being part of something bigger than yourself. Every donation, whatever the size, becomes a bridge between worry and hope for patients and survivors. When you give more to Blood Cancer United, you amplify your impact—and you create real change.

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Ways to give

There are many ways you can help end blood cancer and one of the most impactful is by giving. Giving is a personal choice and comes from the heart, so there are many different ways you can give to Blood Cancer United. You can choose the way that best fits your intentions and know that your generosity makes life-changing and lifesaving work possible, directly impacting the lives of blood cancer patients and survivors.

Donor advised funds

A grant from your donor-advised fund accelerates cures and gives hope to patients.

Honor and memorial gifts

Pay tribute or honor the memory of someone who has touched your life.

Monthly giving

Spread out your gift over time, with automatic, recurring contributions.

Cryptocurrency

You can now give over 70 cryptocurrencies—one of the most tax-efficient ways to support Blood Cancer United.

Stock gifts

Stocks or mutual funds that have appreciated in price since purchase are attractive assets for your charitable giving.

Real estate gifts

Consider an outright gift, charitable trust, or the donation of still-inhabited property.

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Wills, annuities, and other planned gifts

When you include Blood Cancer United in your estate plan, your generosity helps improve the lives of those affected by blood cancer and powers our work toward a cure.

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Workplace giving

Giving in the workplace is a simple, convenient, and effective way to support the Blood Cancer United mission.

Workplace giving

Get help navigating programs your company already offers and find support to create giving programs to boost company culture.

Employer matching gifts

An employee matching gift program provides an easy way to increase the impact of your donation. Employers can contribute the same, or more, to employees' donations.

Payroll giving

Enroll in automatic payroll deductions or start an employee giving campaign for easy donating.

Volunteer grants

Your company can make a monetary donation in exchange for employee hours volunteered—sometimes called “Dollars for Doers.”

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We are Blood Cancer United.

Everyone affected by blood cancer—patients, survivors, caregivers, researchers, advocates, fundraisers, everyone—has a story. Share yours.
Close-up portrait of a blood cancer patient lying in a hospital bed wearing a patterned hospital gown. The patient has a shaved head, likely related to cancer treatment, and looks directly at the camera. Medical bedding and a hospital setting are visible in the background, illustrating the realities of blood cancer treatment, hospitalization, and survivorship.

Alana

acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

in memory Young child sitting outdoors and looking toward the camera while being held by an adult. The child is wearing a light-colored outfit and a large white bow headband. This photo supports a pediatric blood cancer story, highlighting childhood blood cancer awareness, family support, and the experiences of children affected by leukemia, lymphoma, and other blood cancers.

Maria

Family member, caregiver, supporter

Family participating in a Blood Cancer United Light The Night event, holding red illuminated lanterns and posing together outdoors at sunset. Adults and children wear Blood Cancer United shirts, highlighting support for people affected by blood cancer, including leukemia, lymphoma, and myeloma, while raising awareness and building community around blood cancer research and patient support.

Adam

mantle cell lymphoma (MCL)

Family visiting a loved one during blood cancer treatment in a hospital room. A patient rests in a hospital bed surrounded by family members wearing protective masks, with medical equipment visible nearby. This powerful image highlights the impact of blood cancer on families, the importance of caregiver support, and the realities of leukemia, lymphoma, and other blood cancer treatments during hospitalization.

Brandon

Family member and supporter

Audience members gather in a small performance venue as a speaker shares a personal story on stage under purple lighting. The event highlights the power of storytelling, blood cancer awareness, survivorship, and community connection for people affected by blood cancer. People seated in an intimate theater setting watch a performer speak on stage beneath purple and blue lights. The image represents blood cancer storytelling, advocacy, and the sharing of lived experiences that help others feel seen and supported. A storyteller performs before a live audience in a cozy venue illuminated with purple stage lighting. The event showcases personal stories about blood cancer, resilience, and the healing impact of community and shared experiences.

Adam

leukemia

Two people pose together at a formal gala in front of a step-and-repeat backdrop featuring The Driskell Prize and HIGH logos. One person wears a light blue floor-length gown and holds a silver clutch, while the other wears a black tuxedo. The image highlights community leadership, philanthropy, and support for important causes, including blood cancer awareness and advocacy initiatives.

Yvonne

multiple myeloma (MM)

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Sarah

myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS), acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

A woman in a striped maxi dress stands by a river, with trees and greenery in the background. The peaceful outdoor setting represents strength, recovery, and blood cancer survivorship.

Fiona

Supporter, advocate, volunteer

Portrait of a young person smiling toward the camera while seated indoors. The image reflects strength, hope, and life beyond a blood cancer diagnosis, highlighting the impact of blood cancer support and advocacy.

Lauryn

acute myeloid leukemia (AML)

Two people standing closely together outdoors in a residential setting with bare trees and a wind chime in the background. The photograph represents blood cancer awareness, caregiver support, and the role of loved ones during treatment and recovery.

Nichole

Family member and supporter

Adult wearing sunglasses and a white polo shirt holds a small child dressed in pink at an outdoor gathering. The photograph represents the importance of family connections and support throughout the blood cancer experience.

Lily

Family member and supporter

Portrait of a blood cancer survivor wearing glasses and a checkered button-down shirt while seated indoors against a neutral background. The image highlights resilience, advocacy, and the experiences of individuals living with or recovering from blood cancer.

Robert

non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL)

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