We’re Proud to Support ANTHONY NOLAN
By entering the Omaze Million Pound House Draw, Cheshire, you'll be supporting Anthony Nolan to help get life-saving stem cells to those in need, giving people with blood cancer and blood disorders the best chance of survival.
Support ANTHONY NOLAN
Support ANTHONY NOLAN
Last year Anthony Nolan gave more than 1,400 patients a second chance at life after other treatments failed.
But, despite efforts to meet demand, data shows that in 2023-24 only 20% of UK stem cell donors could donate on the requested date.
Missing the right window for a transplant can lead to irreversible, even life-threatening consequences.
By entering the Cheshire House Draw, you'll be helping to fund the Anthony Nolan Cell Collection Centre—getting life-saving stem cells to patients who desperately need them, faster than ever before.
A Word From Anthony Nolan
A Word From Anthony Nolan
“We’re so grateful to Omaze for supporting Anthony Nolan and helping us in the race against time to get life-saving stem cells to people with blood cancers and blood disorders.
Our world-leading stem cell register matches potential donors to patients in need of transplants and our teams work around the clock to ensure everyone receives this vital treatment which, for many, may be their last chance.
The money raised through our partnership will fund Anthony Nolan’s Cell Collection Centre, which is dedicated to collecting stem cells quickly and getting them to people who desperately need them.”
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