The best chance for a blood cancer patient in need is a young stem cell transplant donor - you have the power to influence your campus.

Register donors on your campus

What's expected of a campus lead?

• Be our main point of contact to organize and execute a drive on campus
• Recruit and lead your team of friends and volunteers to rock and roll on the day of your drive
• Identify the perfect day, time and location for your drive
• Schedule a kickoff meeting with your team to discuss how to make your drive the greatest ever
• Secure support from your campus administration (when necessary)
• Ensure that all the registration materials (and swabs!) are returned to DKMS in a timely manner

What can you expect from DKMS?

• Connect you with a Drive Coach to guide and train you for your first donor drive
• Provide the tabling supplies, registration supplies and promotional materials needed
• Supply a qualified, professional reference from DKMS for your resume
• Encouragement, support and recognition of your dedication and generosity

100 Club

A campus joins the DKMS 100 club after adding at least 100 people to the donor pool through a campus donor drive.

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Legacy Program

The DKMS Legacy Program is made up of campuses with a longstanding history of hosting annual donor drives. These groups have established a tradition of lifesaving on their campus and commit to continuing that mission each school year.