We rely on you.

Approximately 50,000 blood and marrow transplants are performed world wide each year to treat Children and adults with over 70 illnesses. With the help of friends like you, we can continue to provide financial aid, education and support services to patients who will undergo this lifesaving treatment. Your gift to The Bone Marrow Foundation is the best way to assist us in meeting the needs of critically ill transplant patients and their families.

The Bone Marrow Foundation relies 100% on private donations. Please give generously to The Bone Marrow Foundation to support our patient programs.

Give a Gift in Memory or in Honor Use our online contribution form to make a gift in memory or in honor of someone special. Or if you prefer, you may use our downloadable form and send your gift by mail.
Contribute Online Make a contribution online now, using your credit card or PayPal account – it's fast and secure.	Give by Mail Print our contribution form and send along with your gift, using check, money order, or credit card.

Give a Gift of Securities
The Bone Marrow Foundation accepts gifts of stock.  For further information please call our office at (800) 356-1336 ext. 12.

Estate Planning
Include The Bone Marrow Foundation in your estate planning

Planned Giving is another way that you can help, by arranging for future gifts of money, securities or other forms of property. This can be an important part of estate planning, resulting in immediate tax benefits for you as a donor, or later for your estate, and an assured source of future funding for The Bone Marrow Foundation.

A bequest provision in a will is the most common form of Planned Giving.  These gifts enable donors to make significant contributions that may not have been possible during their lifetimes.  The gift can take a number of forms.  A specific dollar amount, or a percentage of the estate, or a percentage of the residue of the estate after other bequests are fulfilled. 

Other ways of giving for the future include: Life insurance policies where the charity can be named as the beneficiary; Gifts of appreciated securities or real estate; Charitable gift annuities; Charitable remainder annuity trusts; Charitable remainder unitrusts and Charitable lead trusts.  Of course you should always consult a financial advisor or attorney about the tax benefits of such gifts. 

For more information, please contact the Foundation at 1-800-365-1336 or email us at TheBMF@BoneMarrow.org.

The Bone Marrow Foundation is a qualified organization recognized under section 501©(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.  Gifts are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.