Finding a stem cell donor who matches a patient with blood cancer is rare. If you join the registry and end up matching a patient, you may become a life-saver. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The coronavirus has changed the way we react with one another. This pandemic has affected how we save lives. But it will not stop us – Patients are relying on us in their search for a cure.

Throughout the month of April, fraternities, sororities and mentorship clubs at the University of Central Florida are challenging each other. Together with their brothers and sisters, they are pledging to “Save a Life” by joining the Be The Match bone marrow registry.

Juwan is a Drumline Captain, a National Honor Society scholar, and he holds a 4.25 GPA…he is also battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Time is running out.

The Icla da Silva Foundation has grown considerably, and we continue to save more lives…but it’s not enough. Too many patients and their families are still searching for a matching donor. You can help.

Watch a cancer patient from New Jersey, finally meet her Guardian Angel…a girl from Arizona who donated her bone marrow.

Watch an 8-year-old girl, with a life-threatening disease, meet the bone marrow donor who saved her life.

Two Cancer Patients Meet Their Life-Saving Bone Marrow Donors The Icla da Silva 27th Hope Gala occurred recently in NYC. It was a wonderful evening spent reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. The cocktail hour was a buzz with beautiful smiles and interesting conversations. While the cameras were flashing, cocktails were poured, the[…]

Join us on May 18th for the Icla da Silva MatchMaker 5K. Help us “run cancer out of town.” Early Bird registration ends March 15. Support your community.

It seems simple enough – HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR Miami, Florida – The Homestead City Council, in the hometown of 7-year-old patient Julian Morales, passed a resolution encouraging residents to join the #BeTheMatch registry to see if they are a lifesaving match for their little neighbor. You can join the registry on behalf of Julian here:[…]

Finding a stem cell donor who matches a patient with blood cancer is rare. If you join the registry and end up matching a patient, you may become a life-saver. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The coronavirus has changed the way we react with one another. This pandemic has affected how we save lives. But it will not stop us – Patients are relying on us in their search for a cure.

Throughout the month of April, fraternities, sororities and mentorship clubs at the University of Central Florida are challenging each other. Together with their brothers and sisters, they are pledging to “Save a Life” by joining the Be The Match bone marrow registry.

Juwan is a Drumline Captain, a National Honor Society scholar, and he holds a 4.25 GPA…he is also battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Time is running out.

The Icla da Silva Foundation has grown considerably, and we continue to save more lives…but it’s not enough. Too many patients and their families are still searching for a matching donor. You can help.

Watch a cancer patient from New Jersey, finally meet her Guardian Angel…a girl from Arizona who donated her bone marrow.

Watch an 8-year-old girl, with a life-threatening disease, meet the bone marrow donor who saved her life.

Two Cancer Patients Meet Their Life-Saving Bone Marrow Donors The Icla da Silva 27th Hope Gala occurred recently in NYC. It was a wonderful evening spent reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. The cocktail hour was a buzz with beautiful smiles and interesting conversations. While the cameras were flashing, cocktails were poured, the[…]

Join us on May 18th for the Icla da Silva MatchMaker 5K. Help us “run cancer out of town.” Early Bird registration ends March 15. Support your community.

It seems simple enough – HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR Miami, Florida – The Homestead City Council, in the hometown of 7-year-old patient Julian Morales, passed a resolution encouraging residents to join the #BeTheMatch registry to see if they are a lifesaving match for their little neighbor. You can join the registry on behalf of Julian here:[…]

Finding a stem cell donor who matches a patient with blood cancer is rare. If you join the registry and end up matching a patient, you may become a life-saver. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The coronavirus has changed the way we react with one another. This pandemic has affected how we save lives. But it will not stop us – Patients are relying on us in their search for a cure.

Throughout the month of April, fraternities, sororities and mentorship clubs at the University of Central Florida are challenging each other. Together with their brothers and sisters, they are pledging to “Save a Life” by joining the Be The Match bone marrow registry.

Juwan is a Drumline Captain, a National Honor Society scholar, and he holds a 4.25 GPA…he is also battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Time is running out.

The Icla da Silva Foundation has grown considerably, and we continue to save more lives…but it’s not enough. Too many patients and their families are still searching for a matching donor. You can help.

Watch a cancer patient from New Jersey, finally meet her Guardian Angel…a girl from Arizona who donated her bone marrow.

Watch an 8-year-old girl, with a life-threatening disease, meet the bone marrow donor who saved her life.

Two Cancer Patients Meet Their Life-Saving Bone Marrow Donors The Icla da Silva 27th Hope Gala occurred recently in NYC. It was a wonderful evening spent reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. The cocktail hour was a buzz with beautiful smiles and interesting conversations. While the cameras were flashing, cocktails were poured, the[…]

Join us on May 18th for the Icla da Silva MatchMaker 5K. Help us “run cancer out of town.” Early Bird registration ends March 15. Support your community.

It seems simple enough – HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR Miami, Florida – The Homestead City Council, in the hometown of 7-year-old patient Julian Morales, passed a resolution encouraging residents to join the #BeTheMatch registry to see if they are a lifesaving match for their little neighbor. You can join the registry on behalf of Julian here:[…]

Finding a stem cell donor who matches a patient with blood cancer is rare. If you join the registry and end up matching a patient, you may become a life-saver. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The coronavirus has changed the way we react with one another. This pandemic has affected how we save lives. But it will not stop us – Patients are relying on us in their search for a cure.

Throughout the month of April, fraternities, sororities and mentorship clubs at the University of Central Florida are challenging each other. Together with their brothers and sisters, they are pledging to “Save a Life” by joining the Be The Match bone marrow registry.

Juwan is a Drumline Captain, a National Honor Society scholar, and he holds a 4.25 GPA…he is also battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Time is running out.

The Icla da Silva Foundation has grown considerably, and we continue to save more lives…but it’s not enough. Too many patients and their families are still searching for a matching donor. You can help.

Watch a cancer patient from New Jersey, finally meet her Guardian Angel…a girl from Arizona who donated her bone marrow.

Watch an 8-year-old girl, with a life-threatening disease, meet the bone marrow donor who saved her life.

Two Cancer Patients Meet Their Life-Saving Bone Marrow Donors The Icla da Silva 27th Hope Gala occurred recently in NYC. It was a wonderful evening spent reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. The cocktail hour was a buzz with beautiful smiles and interesting conversations. While the cameras were flashing, cocktails were poured, the[…]

Join us on May 18th for the Icla da Silva MatchMaker 5K. Help us “run cancer out of town.” Early Bird registration ends March 15. Support your community.

It seems simple enough – HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR Miami, Florida – The Homestead City Council, in the hometown of 7-year-old patient Julian Morales, passed a resolution encouraging residents to join the #BeTheMatch registry to see if they are a lifesaving match for their little neighbor. You can join the registry on behalf of Julian here:[…]

Finding a stem cell donor who matches a patient with blood cancer is rare. If you join the registry and end up matching a patient, you may become a life-saver. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The coronavirus has changed the way we react with one another. This pandemic has affected how we save lives. But it will not stop us – Patients are relying on us in their search for a cure.

Throughout the month of April, fraternities, sororities and mentorship clubs at the University of Central Florida are challenging each other. Together with their brothers and sisters, they are pledging to “Save a Life” by joining the Be The Match bone marrow registry.

Juwan is a Drumline Captain, a National Honor Society scholar, and he holds a 4.25 GPA…he is also battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Time is running out.

The Icla da Silva Foundation has grown considerably, and we continue to save more lives…but it’s not enough. Too many patients and their families are still searching for a matching donor. You can help.

Watch a cancer patient from New Jersey, finally meet her Guardian Angel…a girl from Arizona who donated her bone marrow.

Watch an 8-year-old girl, with a life-threatening disease, meet the bone marrow donor who saved her life.

Two Cancer Patients Meet Their Life-Saving Bone Marrow Donors The Icla da Silva 27th Hope Gala occurred recently in NYC. It was a wonderful evening spent reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. The cocktail hour was a buzz with beautiful smiles and interesting conversations. While the cameras were flashing, cocktails were poured, the[…]

Join us on May 18th for the Icla da Silva MatchMaker 5K. Help us “run cancer out of town.” Early Bird registration ends March 15. Support your community.

It seems simple enough – HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR Miami, Florida – The Homestead City Council, in the hometown of 7-year-old patient Julian Morales, passed a resolution encouraging residents to join the #BeTheMatch registry to see if they are a lifesaving match for their little neighbor. You can join the registry on behalf of Julian here:[…]

Finding a stem cell donor who matches a patient with blood cancer is rare. If you join the registry and end up matching a patient, you may become a life-saver. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The coronavirus has changed the way we react with one another. This pandemic has affected how we save lives. But it will not stop us – Patients are relying on us in their search for a cure.

Throughout the month of April, fraternities, sororities and mentorship clubs at the University of Central Florida are challenging each other. Together with their brothers and sisters, they are pledging to “Save a Life” by joining the Be The Match bone marrow registry.

Juwan is a Drumline Captain, a National Honor Society scholar, and he holds a 4.25 GPA…he is also battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Time is running out.

The Icla da Silva Foundation has grown considerably, and we continue to save more lives…but it’s not enough. Too many patients and their families are still searching for a matching donor. You can help.

Watch a cancer patient from New Jersey, finally meet her Guardian Angel…a girl from Arizona who donated her bone marrow.

Watch an 8-year-old girl, with a life-threatening disease, meet the bone marrow donor who saved her life.

Two Cancer Patients Meet Their Life-Saving Bone Marrow Donors The Icla da Silva 27th Hope Gala occurred recently in NYC. It was a wonderful evening spent reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. The cocktail hour was a buzz with beautiful smiles and interesting conversations. While the cameras were flashing, cocktails were poured, the[…]

Join us on May 18th for the Icla da Silva MatchMaker 5K. Help us “run cancer out of town.” Early Bird registration ends March 15. Support your community.

It seems simple enough – HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR Miami, Florida – The Homestead City Council, in the hometown of 7-year-old patient Julian Morales, passed a resolution encouraging residents to join the #BeTheMatch registry to see if they are a lifesaving match for their little neighbor. You can join the registry on behalf of Julian here:[…]

Finding a stem cell donor who matches a patient with blood cancer is rare. If you join the registry and end up matching a patient, you may become a life-saver. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The coronavirus has changed the way we react with one another. This pandemic has affected how we save lives. But it will not stop us – Patients are relying on us in their search for a cure.

Throughout the month of April, fraternities, sororities and mentorship clubs at the University of Central Florida are challenging each other. Together with their brothers and sisters, they are pledging to “Save a Life” by joining the Be The Match bone marrow registry.

Juwan is a Drumline Captain, a National Honor Society scholar, and he holds a 4.25 GPA…he is also battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Time is running out.

The Icla da Silva Foundation has grown considerably, and we continue to save more lives…but it’s not enough. Too many patients and their families are still searching for a matching donor. You can help.

Watch a cancer patient from New Jersey, finally meet her Guardian Angel…a girl from Arizona who donated her bone marrow.

Watch an 8-year-old girl, with a life-threatening disease, meet the bone marrow donor who saved her life.

Two Cancer Patients Meet Their Life-Saving Bone Marrow Donors The Icla da Silva 27th Hope Gala occurred recently in NYC. It was a wonderful evening spent reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. The cocktail hour was a buzz with beautiful smiles and interesting conversations. While the cameras were flashing, cocktails were poured, the[…]

Join us on May 18th for the Icla da Silva MatchMaker 5K. Help us “run cancer out of town.” Early Bird registration ends March 15. Support your community.

It seems simple enough – HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR Miami, Florida – The Homestead City Council, in the hometown of 7-year-old patient Julian Morales, passed a resolution encouraging residents to join the #BeTheMatch registry to see if they are a lifesaving match for their little neighbor. You can join the registry on behalf of Julian here:[…]

Finding a stem cell donor who matches a patient with blood cancer is rare. If you join the registry and end up matching a patient, you may become a life-saver. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The coronavirus has changed the way we react with one another. This pandemic has affected how we save lives. But it will not stop us – Patients are relying on us in their search for a cure.

Throughout the month of April, fraternities, sororities and mentorship clubs at the University of Central Florida are challenging each other. Together with their brothers and sisters, they are pledging to “Save a Life” by joining the Be The Match bone marrow registry.

Juwan is a Drumline Captain, a National Honor Society scholar, and he holds a 4.25 GPA…he is also battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Time is running out.

The Icla da Silva Foundation has grown considerably, and we continue to save more lives…but it’s not enough. Too many patients and their families are still searching for a matching donor. You can help.

Watch a cancer patient from New Jersey, finally meet her Guardian Angel…a girl from Arizona who donated her bone marrow.

Watch an 8-year-old girl, with a life-threatening disease, meet the bone marrow donor who saved her life.

Two Cancer Patients Meet Their Life-Saving Bone Marrow Donors The Icla da Silva 27th Hope Gala occurred recently in NYC. It was a wonderful evening spent reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. The cocktail hour was a buzz with beautiful smiles and interesting conversations. While the cameras were flashing, cocktails were poured, the[…]

Join us on May 18th for the Icla da Silva MatchMaker 5K. Help us “run cancer out of town.” Early Bird registration ends March 15. Support your community.

It seems simple enough – HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR Miami, Florida – The Homestead City Council, in the hometown of 7-year-old patient Julian Morales, passed a resolution encouraging residents to join the #BeTheMatch registry to see if they are a lifesaving match for their little neighbor. You can join the registry on behalf of Julian here:[…]

Finding a stem cell donor who matches a patient with blood cancer is rare. If you join the registry and end up matching a patient, you may become a life-saver. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The coronavirus has changed the way we react with one another. This pandemic has affected how we save lives. But it will not stop us – Patients are relying on us in their search for a cure.

Throughout the month of April, fraternities, sororities and mentorship clubs at the University of Central Florida are challenging each other. Together with their brothers and sisters, they are pledging to “Save a Life” by joining the Be The Match bone marrow registry.

Juwan is a Drumline Captain, a National Honor Society scholar, and he holds a 4.25 GPA…he is also battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Time is running out.

The Icla da Silva Foundation has grown considerably, and we continue to save more lives…but it’s not enough. Too many patients and their families are still searching for a matching donor. You can help.

Watch a cancer patient from New Jersey, finally meet her Guardian Angel…a girl from Arizona who donated her bone marrow.

Watch an 8-year-old girl, with a life-threatening disease, meet the bone marrow donor who saved her life.

Two Cancer Patients Meet Their Life-Saving Bone Marrow Donors The Icla da Silva 27th Hope Gala occurred recently in NYC. It was a wonderful evening spent reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. The cocktail hour was a buzz with beautiful smiles and interesting conversations. While the cameras were flashing, cocktails were poured, the[…]

Join us on May 18th for the Icla da Silva MatchMaker 5K. Help us “run cancer out of town.” Early Bird registration ends March 15. Support your community.

It seems simple enough – HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR Miami, Florida – The Homestead City Council, in the hometown of 7-year-old patient Julian Morales, passed a resolution encouraging residents to join the #BeTheMatch registry to see if they are a lifesaving match for their little neighbor. You can join the registry on behalf of Julian here:[…]

Finding a stem cell donor who matches a patient with blood cancer is rare. If you join the registry and end up matching a patient, you may become a life-saver. It is a once in a lifetime opportunity.

The coronavirus has changed the way we react with one another. This pandemic has affected how we save lives. But it will not stop us – Patients are relying on us in their search for a cure.

Throughout the month of April, fraternities, sororities and mentorship clubs at the University of Central Florida are challenging each other. Together with their brothers and sisters, they are pledging to “Save a Life” by joining the Be The Match bone marrow registry.

Juwan is a Drumline Captain, a National Honor Society scholar, and he holds a 4.25 GPA…he is also battling Hodgkin’s Lymphoma. Time is running out.

The Icla da Silva Foundation has grown considerably, and we continue to save more lives…but it’s not enough. Too many patients and their families are still searching for a matching donor. You can help.

Watch a cancer patient from New Jersey, finally meet her Guardian Angel…a girl from Arizona who donated her bone marrow.

Watch an 8-year-old girl, with a life-threatening disease, meet the bone marrow donor who saved her life.

Two Cancer Patients Meet Their Life-Saving Bone Marrow Donors The Icla da Silva 27th Hope Gala occurred recently in NYC. It was a wonderful evening spent reconnecting with old friends and making new ones. The cocktail hour was a buzz with beautiful smiles and interesting conversations. While the cameras were flashing, cocktails were poured, the[…]

Join us on May 18th for the Icla da Silva MatchMaker 5K. Help us “run cancer out of town.” Early Bird registration ends March 15. Support your community.

It seems simple enough – HELP YOUR NEIGHBOR Miami, Florida – The Homestead City Council, in the hometown of 7-year-old patient Julian Morales, passed a resolution encouraging residents to join the #BeTheMatch registry to see if they are a lifesaving match for their little neighbor. You can join the registry on behalf of Julian here:[…]