Rounded Rectangle: Rounded Rectangle: A Journey of Hope: The First Annual Red Kite Gala 

November 22, 2008	United Irish Cultural Center 	San Francisco, California

JOANNE PANG

 

fought a courageous battle against leukemia that started when she was eight years old and lasted twenty-one months. She might still be alive today had she received a timely marrow or cord blood transplant.

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OUR MISSION

 

is to establish the Northern California Umbilical Cord Blood Bank (NCUBB), which will be the area’s first public,  non-profit cord blood bank. Unlike private cord blood banks, the NCUBB will serve anyone seeking cord blood.

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HELP

 

launch the Northern California Umbilical Cord Blood Bank by 2009 with clinical partner University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) Children’s Hospital by contributing to our $2.5 million fundraising effort.

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This image shows the Joanne Pang Foundation and refers to the Northern California Umbilical Cord Blood Bank (NCUBB).
This picture shows Joanne Pang, the child who died from complications due to leukemia. She was unable to receive a timely umbilical cord blood or bone marrow transplant.

Joanne Pang

1993—2003

Up to 90% of those destined to die due to the shortage of matching, transplantable bone marrow could be saved by umbilical cord blood.

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