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The Gift of Life Campus Ambassador Program (CAP) enlists students like you for an internship to run cheek swab drives on your campus. By reaching out to your friends, clubs and campus organizations you're involved with, you have the potential to invite many new donors to join the registry – any one of whom could save a life. It's a pretty sweet gig. Hang out with your friends, make a difference in the world.

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Lives Saved
142
AMBASSADORS SINCE 2015
789
ADDED TO REGISTRY
58,438
VOLUNTEER HOURS
29,021

Campus Ambassador Symposium Gallery

Some fun moments from our annual symposium in Boca Raton, Fla.

"Gift of Life focuses its recruitment efforts on college campuses and has Campus Ambassadors across the United States."
"More than 100 campuses across the country, including Syracuse University, participated in the first ever World Marrow Donor Day on Saturday...part of a program called the Gift of Life Campus Ambassadors."
"As a result of swabbing students at Colby, a match was found for a six year old boy with leukemia."
"I loved the idea of having a rewarding internship where I'm actually helping others and potentially saving lives. That's what keeps me motivated, the fact that the work I'm putting into this isn't going to waste."
"I decided to apply because I believe that when our lives are involved in changing the lives of others, our own lives will be changed for the better."
"Gift of Life’s Campus Ambassador Program (CAP), which includes college students from Harvard to the University of Hawaii, registers thousands of students via a simple cheek swab."
"It just means a lot to me to give back to people that have suffered this, who have been on the receiving end of a donation and on the giving end."
"You cannot truly experience the feeling of satisfaction, self-fulfillment and selflessness all at the same time without being a part of this huge movement."
"UVM senior Dan Batista wants volunteers to raise awareness about the possibility of saving a life and making a difference within the community."
"Down the road, if I get a call that I registered someone who was a match and saved someone's life, that would be the greatest feeling."
"I don’t want patients to ever have to hear, ‘We have the technology to save you, but we don’t have a genetic match for you.’ I want patients to live the longest life they possibly can with the highest quality possible."
"To date, Gift of Life at MSU has swabbed over 700 students and seeks to get the word out about their organization so this number will grow throughout the coming year."
"The three day "Mega Bone Marrow Drive" was organized by the students of Chabad at Binghamton, AEPI, SAE and TEP fraternities. Multiple testing locations could be found throughout the campus' many dining halls."

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