Ambassador Program
Program Description The Gift of Life’s Ambassadors Program is made up of dedicated donors, transplant recipients and volunteers whose commitment and enthusiasm translates to greater visibility in the Jewish and general communities. The goals of the Ambassador program is to broaden the public’s recognition of the Gift of Life, engage the community in its work, serve as donor and patient advocates, and boost financial support by cultivating new sources of revenue which will enable Gift of Life to maintain and further its mission. A strong, vibrant and active Ambassador Corp increases our recognition in the Jewish community thereby remaining the primary bone marrow registry for Jewish donors and recipients. Ambassadors are available to speak to community groups, organize recruitment drives, provide support to bone marrow donors and patients and plan fundraising activities that benefit the Gift of Life.
Who Are Our Ambassadors Gift of Life Ambassadors are men and women who come from all parts of the country with a variety of backgrounds and interests. Many have been donors, some are transplant recipients and others are volunteers whose dedication and passion translates into spreading the word about Gift of Life in the community. As Gift of Life’s representatives they strengthen our position by increasing public awareness of our life-saving mission and enlist others to join the registry so that we can realize our vision.
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