Meet *Yaneth, 30 yr old mother of two. She was diagnosed with acute lymphoblastic leukemia shortly after giving birth to her daughter. After several years of treatment, she was able to receive a transplant at the NIH. Her sister was her bone marrow donor. Friends at NIH provided a home away from home, at one […]
Meet 12 yr old Amir… this brave young man was diagnosed with Chronic Granulomatous Disease (CGD) at 6 months. He was first treated at the NIH in 2011. He came back to the NIH in August 2021 for hematopoietic stem cell transplant. Friends of Patients at the NIH is so grateful for your support that […]
Jerry Sachs is a man with a mission. As a patient at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center for 40+ years, Jerry is passionate about giving back to the NIH. “There isn’t enough I can do to show my appreciation for this treatment they have given me,” Jerry says. Jerry first received treatment for […]
Dear Friend of Friends, Mark your calendars! We are proud to announce that once again, Friends of Patients at the NIH will be participating in Giving Tuesday on November 30th. Giving Tuesday is a powerful National Day of Giving, raising funds and generating awareness after Black Friday and Cyber Monday. This date will kick off […]
Our golf tournament is THIS Monday. Come on out and join us, won’t you? There’s still time. Purchase a ticket or make a donation to our work. Learn more about our sponsors!
With the help of the Friends of Patients of the NIH, Jennifer Nsenkyire and her mother, Rose, currently live in a fully furnished apartment in Bethesda, MD, while NIH treats and observes her following a second transplant. Jennifer, originally from Ghana, has suffered from sickle cell anemia from birth. She moved to the United States […]
We are thrilled to announce our partnership with NHLBI to support the “Cure Sickle Cell Initiative”. On August 1, 2021, Friends of Patients at the NIH will welcome our first patient to The Elm in Bethesda, MD. We will be providing a home away from home for patients to recover post transplant and advance the […]
