Giving hope a future

Our aim to raise awareness and get more ethnic minorities on the stem cell donor register. So far, we’ve run hundreds of donor drives across the UK, signed up over 2,500 people, boosted British Asian representation on the register, and helped save at least seven lives. Together, we’re making a real difference.

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Jaskomal Foundation Meets the Mayor of London

Every 14 minutes someone in the UK is diagnosed with blood cancer

2000

At any one time there are 2,000 people in the UK in need of a stem cell transplant

20%

People from ethnic minorities currently only have a 20% chance of finding a match

You could save a life

Did you know only 30% of patients find a matching donor within their family? For many, a stem cell transplant from a stranger is their only chance at survival.

Donating stem cells is often quick and painless - stem cells are collected from your blood and given to a patient in need. By becoming a donor, you could give someone the ultimate gift: a second chance at life.

Giving hope a future

In 2024, we created our first documentary to raise awareness about the importance of stem cell donation. You will hear the remarkable narratives of four individuals who have experienced firsthand the impact of either saving a life or having their own life saved by this simple yet profound act.

Like all good causes which the Jaskomal Foundation is, the motivation is a mix of your heart and your head. I think it’s wonderful that the family have taken their grief and diverted towards making effective change. I applaud them for doing that.

Richard Fuller

MP Bedford

I watched their whole recruitment team at work on a Sunday, to support them in any way I could. I saw them register 30 new potential donors, a fantastic result which could potentially, save 30 lives.