Hundreds of children are diagnosed with cancer.
Each one is somebody’s child.

Only 1 in 4 will find a genetic match within their family. The other 75% need help from a registry. Thousands have been saved, but too many have not… yet.

Jewish tradition teaches that the pomegranate contains 613 seeds—just like the 613 mitzvot we strive to fulfill. Among them is the highest form of kindness: saving a life.

Ezer Mizion is home to the largest Jewish bone marrow registry in the world. To date, our registry has grown to include 1,266,642 potential donors and has saved 5,854 lives globally. Our goal is to fill the registry so that no person, anywhere in the world, will ever need to wait to find their lifesaving match.

With every gift, you help grow the registry—bringing life, hope, and healing to those still searching for a match.

This Rosh Hashanah, plant the seeds of compassion. Make a match that could save a life.