There are people in your school, campus, workplace, place of worship, community group, or neighbourhood who care about this cause just as deeply as you do. They just have not found each other yet.
A HopeLink Chapter is where that changes. It is where people who share the same belief come together around a place they already call their own and carry this mission forward as one.
Some Chapters are formed within schools and universities, others within corporate workplaces, faith communities, local organizations, or neighbourhood groups. Each Chapter is distinct in where it lives and who it is made of. But every one of them is driven by the same understanding that the next person waiting for a stem cell donor could be someone from their own community.
And that showing up together, raising awareness, and inspiring action is one of the most powerful things they can do about it.
Every Chapter here is a community that chose to make this mission their own. Find one near you or start the next one.
Clements HopeLink connects students from South Asian,East Asian, and Hispanic backgrounds around a shared goal: growing the national stem cell registry with donors who reflect the patients waiting for a match.
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Elkins HopeLink serves one of the most ethnically diverse cities in Texas, running campus drives that bring underrepresented communities closer to the national donor registry and the patients who need them.
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Travis HopeLink runs in-person registration drives across a campus reflecting the full diversity of Fort Bend County, building peer-to-peer trust that moves students from awareness toward registration.
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Austin HopeLink mobilizes a diverse student body around the urgent need for South Asian and minority donor representation, turning campus awareness into measurable growth on the national stem cell registry.
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Harmony HopeLink reaches first-generation students and families new to donor registration, building awareness and trust within a school community deeply connected to immigrant and minority backgrounds across Texas.
High Tower HopeLink expands donor registration access to a community with limited prior exposure to in-person drives, introducing stem cell awareness to students and families encountering it for the first time.
Jordan HopeLink serves one of the fastest-growing communities in Texas, reaching new families and first-time donors across a rapidly expanding and increasingly diverse part of greater Houston.
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Tomball Memorial HopeLink brings donor registration to the northern edge of greater Houston, reaching students and families in a part of the region underserved by existing stem cell awareness drives.
Seven Lakes HopeLink uses the scale of one of Katy’s largest and most diverse campuses to connect students from a wide range of ethnic backgrounds directly to the national donor registry.
Ridgepoint HopeLink deepens donor registration reach in Missouri City, working within a student community that represents ethnic backgrounds among the most underrepresented in the national stem cell registry.
Some Stories Need More Than One Voice. They Need A Whole Chapter To Tell Them Yours Could Be The Next One Written.
