You’ve Helped Anthony Nolan Get Life-Saving Stem Cells To Those In Need
We want to thank everyone who entered the Cheshire House Draw. You’ve helped raise an incredible £3,700,000 for Anthony Nolan.
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Together We Raised £3,700,000 for Anthony Nolan
Together We Raised £3,700,000 for Anthony Nolan
Last year Anthony Nolan gave more than 1,400 patients a second chance of life after other treatments had failed. People with blood cancer and blood disorders desperately need stem cell transplants to survive. But right now, delays in collecting and delivering these life-saving cells put lives at risk.
The money you raised by entering the Omaze Million Pound House Draw, Cheshire, will help fund the Anthony Nolan Cell Collection Centre for over a year, speeding up time to transplant for over 1,500 patients.
So, thank you!
A Word From Anthony Nolan
A Word From Anthony Nolan
“We know just how precious time is with the people you love and we’re thrilled the Omaze Million Pound House Draw, Cheshire, has raised an incredible £3,700,000 for Anthony Nolan, helping us get lifesaving stem cells to people with blood cancers and blood disorders.
We’re so grateful to Omaze and everyone who entered for playing your part in the race against the clock to give people in need of a transplant more time with their loved ones.
We’ve been overwhelmed by the level of support we’ve received for our vital work and cannot thank you enough.”
Henny Braund MBE, Anthony Nolan Chief Executive
Anthony Nolan PATRON
Anthony Nolan PATRON
“Anthony Nolan is a charity close to my heart – it found a stem cell donor for one of my close friends, Pip.
When a stem cell transplant can save a life, every second counts. By entering the Omaze Cheshire House Draw you’ll help Anthony Nolan ensure lifesaving stem cells can reach patients when they need them.
Sadly, my friend Pip didn’t make it, but she was given more time.
With your support you can help us save lives through stem cells, giving more people, like Pip, extra time with their loved ones.”
Olivia Colman CBE, Anthony Nolan Patron