The Sue Harris Campaign is behind an urgent search for a stem cell donor to save the life of a married father of two.

Murray Foltyn aged 41, formerly of Hampstead, now lives in Sydney, Australia and urgently needs an unrelated stem cell donor to help save his life.

Married to Claudia and with two young children Jamie (3 years old) and Georgia (just 9 months old), Murrays potential lifesaver is likely to share his Ashkenazi background and have Czech or Russian ancestors. Indeed, he can trace his family back to the village of Trnava (today part of Slovakia) or Morava Ostrava (today close to the border of Poland).

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He has a rare blood cancer, for which his only chance of successful treatment is with a stem cell transplant from someone with a matching tissue type. Because Murray is Jewish, a matching donor is far more likely to be Jewish too.

HERE IS HOW YOU CAN HELP:

If you are a young Jewish person aged between 16 and 30 years old, the Sue Harris Campaign is running recruitment drives on the evening of Monday 6th March at Purim events at several sites in London and also at Jewish societies across the country.

Here are the places you can get swabbed this Purim:

Monday 6 March, eveningAish UK Central London Purim EventChabad, Hampstead Garden SuburbNer Yisrael SynagogueSouth Hampstead SynagogueSt Johns Wood SynagogueThe Jewish Learning ExchangeLondon JSoc Purim PartyLeeds JSocOxford JSocNottingham JSoc

Tuesday 7 March, eveningHampstead Garden Suburb Synagogue

Thursday 9 March, eveningMoishe House Camden

If you are unable to attend any of the above, you can still potentially save a life by requesting a swab kit be sent to you by clicking here.

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