Thank You for Your Time in 2024!

Humberto Vijil, Meghan Young, Delores Elias, Mary-Jo Ford, Rosalind Markiewiez, Denise Hostedt, Alex Montenio, Tim Capurso, and Darci Smith, employees of Gordon Feinblatt, took a moment to pose for a photo while preparing a ravioli lasagna casserole for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Employees from LINQ assembled farting stuffed animals on the behalf of Andrew’s Laughing Gas to spread joy and laughter to pediatric oncology patients.

Nicole Jia, Eileen Lee, and Kacie Ji raised awareness about the need for diversity on the bone marrow donor registry.

Yvenica Calixte, a Public Health student at Towson University, educated her peers about the need for donors on the bone marrow donor registry.

DoRhonja Nichols helped her colleagues join the bone marrow donor registry to become potential lifesavers.

Nicole Dupree, Lisa Trail, Susan Edwards, Lisa Hoffman, Greg Kamigawachi, Aysha Orben, and Paul Grawl, employees of Phoenix Operations Group, took a moment to pose for a photo while preparing a Mexican casserole for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Kristy Tabor and our board member, Yvette Rodriguez, registered their colleagues at the 2024 Adaptive Biotechnologies conference.

Dalia Sara, Sophia deFlice, Samantha Mun, Ethan Sappe, Kimaya Sharma, and Dylan Cauolo assembled 89 farting stuffed animals for Andrew’s Laughing Gas.

Cairo Harris helped her peer join the bone marrow donor registry.

Kae’lyn Carrol and Taylor Dames, members of Gamma Phi Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, raised awareness about the need for diversity on the bone marrow donor registry on campus.

Shamiriyah Darby not only volunteered at the CIAA Fan Fest Vendor Village bone marrow registry drive, but also decided to register as a potential donor!

Siafa Andrew, Fatou Salla, Andrew Cox, Tom Radford, Will Englehart, Jacob Parker, and Kiro Rezkalla, employees of Clark Construction, took a moment to pose for a photo while preparing a Mexican casserole for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Darrin Bonsu and Jamal Raheen, members of Alpha Phi Alpha, educated people about the need for diversity on the bone marrow donor registry and guided those interested in becoming potential lifesavers through the registration process.

Jennifer Umana, a nursing student at Towson University and a member of the Students’ Nursing Association, raised awareness about the need for donors on the bone marrow donor registry at the Red Shoe Shuffle.

Erin Feister, Amy Whitmore, Sydney Brooks, Julianne DeGroat, Geneau Thames, and Chrissy Dickerson took a moment to pose for a photo while preparing a Mexican casserole for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Royal Eze  and Joanna Qian, students at the University of Maryland, College Park, educated students and alumni about the need for donors on the bone marrow donor registry.

Arianna St. Jean helped her father register as a potential lifesaver.

Andre Ifill, Coordinator in the Wellness Department of CCBC and blood cancer survivor, educated students and staff about the need for donors on the bone marrow donor registry on all three of CCBC’s campuses.

Amanda Giebels not only volunteered, but also joined the bone marrow donor registry at the Towsontown Spring Festival bone marrow donor registry.

Anne Rong and Li Turner, students at the University of Maryland, College Park and members of the Chinese Student Association, raised awareness about the need for diversity on the bone marrow donor registry.

Lillian Richards Smith and Andrea Hernandez helped seniors at Loyola Blakefield join the bone marrow donor registry in honor of Join for Joe.

James Brunner, Frank Hensley, Dan Colasurado, Donald Russell, Keegan Mastroe, and David Dennett, employees of Transatlantic Spirits, took a moment to pose for a photo while preparing a Mexican casserole for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Lucy Marks registered several individuals to the bone marrow donor registry in honor of Andrew Mercier at the Andrew’s Laughing Gas Summer FUNdraiser.

Andrea Hernandez, Maksymilian Oster, and Mahika Vedire educated runners at the Run Up to Juneteenth 5k about the lack of diversity on the bone marrow donor registry and registered several potential lifesavers.

Stephanie Moschera, Rachael Gillis, Gina Ramsey, Coral Norman, Shannon Maddox, employees at Pink Dog Digital and Mount Washington Tavern, along with Executive Director of There Goes My Hero, Mary Kaye DiUbaldo, took a moment to pose for a photo while preparing a meatball sliders for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Daniel Miller, Marissa Cellulare, Gabby Munez, Devon Stella, employees at Under Armour, took a moment to pose for a photo while creating cards of encouragement for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Members of Union Church created cards of encouragement and assembled care bags for blood cancer patients and their caregivers on Serve Day.

Nancie Seymour, Mary Jo Ford, Ron Seymour, Taylor Siene, and board member Anthony Davis, took a moment to pose for a photo while preparing a hearty chicken pot pie, seasoned green beans, refreshing tomato cucumber salad, and a variety of desserts, including strawberry shortcake, potato chip cookies, and peach cobbler for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Elizabeth Liu, a student a Bryn Mawr, posed for a photo with all the punny cards of encouragement she created.

Jackie Tangires, Michele Gillum, Noel White, Ellen Platt, and Janet D’Agostino, employees at the Option Group, took a moment to pose for a photo while preparing roasted chicken and vegetables for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Paula Dill Caruso, Mary Kaye DiUbaldo, Bird Bishop, and Heather Graham sold raffle tickets at the 7th Annual Bob Bell Automotive Charity Golf Tournament.

Zipporah Ogabo, president of the Morgan State University Section of NCNW, registered as a potential donor.

Ava Wahl and Maimunah Conteh educated attendees at the Kunte Kinte Festival about the importance of diversity in the bone marrow donor registry.

Walter Perry, Marcela Burbano de Lara, Arnetta Jefferies, and Nicholas Potee, employees at Live! Maryland, took a moment to pose for a photo while preparing a Mexican casserole for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Andrea Hernandez and board member, George Hall, educated students, alumni, educators, and leaders from all over the country about the need for diversity in the bone marrow donor registry and registered dozens of potential lifesavers over the course of three days at the 2024 National HBCU Week Conference.

Ogechi Onyekwere, Bintou Fofana, Andrea Hernandez, Briana Davis, and Cheryl Rhodes raised awareness about the lack of diversity on the bone marrow donor registry at the Baltimore County African American Cultural Festival and registered several potential donors.

Employees from Amazon MTN2 took a moment to pose for a photo while assembling care bags for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion and University of Maryland Medical Center.

Susan Wiercinski and Olivia Lewis created cards of encouragement for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Zeria Cumming helped students registered as potential donors at the Marymount University bone marrow donor registry drive.

Racers prepared to take off on the tracks at the 2024 Chris Rachuba Cup.

Susan Wiercinski and Shreya Srinivasan sold raffle tickets at HeroPalooza.

Members of Alpha Phi Omega helped their peers join the bone marrow donor registry.

Members of the Filipino American Student Association helped students register as potential lifesavers.

Shayla Harris and Ajah Logan, members of the Zeta Epsilon Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, raised awareness about the need for diversity in the bone marrow donor registry and swabbed dozens of potential heroes.

Blair Leach, Patty Munley, and Connor Gleason, employees at LINQ, took a moment to pose for a photo while preparing baked ziti for the patients and caregivers at the Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Employees at Clark Construction created Thanksgiving cards of encouragement for the patients at the University of Maryland Medical Center and Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Denise Johns and Christine Johnson educated attendees about the need for diversity in the bone marrow donor registry at the Messiah Community Church.

Employees at Kramon & Graham created cards of encouragement to remind patients the community is supporting them during such a difficult time in their lives.

Employees at Gordon Feinblatt LLC also created cards of encouragement for the patients at the University of Maryland Medical Center and Johns Hopkins Hackerman-Patz Patient and Family Pavilion.

Students from Bel Air High School created 51 punny cards of encouragement to show patients and caregivers that we support them during their battles with blood cancer.