100% of the €4 text cost goes to BONE MARROW for Leukameia Trust across most network providers. Some providers apply VAT which means a minimum of €3.25 goes directly to Bone Marrow for Leukameia Trust. Service provider “LIKECHARITY” Helpline (01) 443 3890
The Trust has counter top coin boxes which retailers can put in their shops as a way to help the Trust. If you would like to do this please email us by using the get in touch form and select the item in list.
In lieu of wedding favors it has become very popular to add a meaningful and personal touch to your wedding. Instead of giving each guest a favor, you can make a donation to the Bone Marrow Trust. We will supply you with cards to leave on the table so your guests are aware of your action. This is a way of honouring a loved one or remembering a special friend. We have standard wedding favor cards available, and we are happy to personalise them to suit your special day.
We are always seeking support for the BMLT Christmas card appeal. We greatly appreciate your support. Perhaps you might consider buying your Christmas Cards from us this year and encourage your family, friends and work colleagues to support the Trust. The funds collected will go towards the provision of vital services at the Bone Marrow Unit at St James’s Hospital, the upkeep and maintenance of the BMLT apartments in Kilmainham which are close to the hospital, and are given gratis to as many patients and their families as possible.
For details on our 2018 Christmas Card Selection Click Here
While the majority of our transplant patients have received stem cells from related donors, more than 200 have benefited from the Unrelated Programme. This worldwide initiative of Unrelated Bone Marrow Registers is run in Ireland by the Irish Blood Transfusion Service (IBTS) who maintain the Irish Donor Register and undertake the vital searches when related donors are not available. Donors are, in a very real sense the life blood and heroes of the BMLT. Without donors the treatment cannot be provided and as the demand is ever (18– 45) to contact the Irish Unrelated Bone Marrow.
