Salesforce Saves Lives

Did you know, every 27 seconds, someone somewhere in the world is diagnosed with blood cancer?

12 years ago, Carolyn Bathauer swabbed at a Salesforce Donor Swab Drive event.... and 10 years later, she found out she was a match for someone in need! She went through the donor process last year, and is so excited to be able to help!

It's Time to Delete Blood Cancer!
It is easy and quick to swab, and you will be added to an international database of potential donors.

On January 27, 2026, we are doing in in-person Swab Drive in San Francisco. Attendees will stop by, swab their cheek, and we will send send it off. It takes about 10 minutes to register to potentially save a LIFE.

If you are a remote employee, don’t live in the San Francisco Bay Area, or won’t be in the office on 1/27, YOU CAN STILL REGISTER!

HOW? Click the “Request a Swab Kit” button below, and fill out the online registration form. A home-swab kit will be mailed to you free of charge, with simple instructions and a return envelope. Just open the kit, swab your cheek, seal it up, and drop in the mail box!

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Are you already registered, or don’t qualify to be a match, but still wish to help? Donate!

There is no cost to the bone marrow donor to donate, nor is there a cost to sign up. DKMS covers any transportation costs that the donor might need to get to the transplant center. As a non-government funded organization, DKMS relies solely on contributions from individuals, foundations, and corporations to cover these costs and keep registration free for all who are willing to save a life. 100% of all gifts go directly to fund their lifesaving mission.

• A donation of $50 helps cover the cost of a registration kit, though any amount is appreciated.
• Best of all, if you donate through Benevity, the Salesforce matching donation kicks in automatically if you use this link (so your $25 becomes $50, or $50 becomes $100!)

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The national bone marrow registry benefits patients with blood cancers and blood diseases in search of a blood stem cell or bone marrow transplant. Only 30% of people searching for a match will find one from a family member, which means 70% must rely on a stranger like you from the national registry.

Give hope, Save Lives