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P.O.L CALLS ON MINORITY AMERICANS FOR HELP WITH 45-DAY CAMPAIGN


For Immediate Release
March 1, 2011
PRESERVE OUR LEGACY CALLS ON MINORITY AMERICANS
FOR HELP WITH 45-DAY CAMPAIGN TO REGISTER
BONE MARROW, PBSC AND UMBILICAL CORD BLOOD DONORS FOR 2011
Partners with Harlem Hospital, Celebrities and various minority groups
throughout America starting March 1, 2011
New York, NY – There are thousands of minority patients struggling to find a donor on the National Registry when faced with the dilemma of needing a bone marrow, PBSC or umbilical cord blood transplants. However, there is one organization that has galvanized support to introduce a 45-day awareness campaign throughout America to help those minority patients in need starting March 1, 2011. Preserve Our Legacy, Inc. a 501(c) (3) not-for-profit that spearheaded Jaden’s Law and educating individuals, especially minorities, about the benefits of stem cells through these treatment options, has partnered with Harlem Hospital, Celebrities and various minority groups to create the awareness within the minority community.
BET NEWS and Preserve Our Legacy partner to save 10 YEAR-OLD LJ JONES

BET NEWS AND 106 & PARK URGES VIEWERS TO HELP SAVE THE LIFE OF
10 YEAR-OLD LJ JONES LIVING WITH A RARE BLOOD DISEASE
Hosts, Terrence & Rosci Will Get Tested Live for the Bone Marrow Compatibility Exam, Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at 6 p.m.*
NEW YORK - February 8, 2011 - On Wednesday, February 9, 2011, 106 & PARK will get a unique visit from LJ Jones, a 10 year-old boy with a rare, progressively fatal blood disease called hypereosinophilic syndrome. This disease causes an excess of white blood cells to attack his organs. Only 50 people in the United States have been diagnosed with the disease and LJ has the distinction of being the only child suffering from this type of Leukemia. Currently 83% of African Americans who need transplants never find a match. BET wants to help change this statistic; on Wednesday, February 9, 2011 at 6 p.m.* in conjunction with BET NEWS and the Preserve Our Legacy organization, 106 & PARK will make a direct appeal to its viewer to get tested and become donors. Show hosts Terrence and Rosci will take the bone marrow compatibility tests in an effort to debunk myths surrounding testing.
ASSEMBLYMAN KEITH L.T. WRIGHT CALLS ON NEW YORKERS TO FIGHT LEUKEMIA, REGISTER AS BONE MARROW DONORS

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For Immediate Release
November 9th, 2010
ASSEMBLYMAN KEITH L.T. WRIGHT CALLS ON NEW YORKERS
TO FIGHT LEUKEMIA, REGISTER AS BONE MARROW DONORS
Partners with Preserve Our Legacy and DKMS Americas
for Week of Bone Marrow Drives to Find Match for Nyiah and LJ
New York, NY – African-Americans are the ethnicity at the highest risk of leukemia but the least likely to find a match in the national bone marrow donor registry. To recruit more potential donors to step up and join the registry, Assemblyman Keith L.T. Wright will host a week of bone marrow donor drives beginning Monday, November 15. At least two young children in need of bone marrow transplants stand to benefit directly.
Following a stroke that left her with residual paralysis, Nyiah Young, 5, of Chicago, was diagnosed with the rare Moya-moya disease, which narrows or even closes the major artery that delivers blood to the brain. Nyiah, who just turned 5 on November 6, is undergoing monthly treatments at Advocate Hope Children’s Hospital outside of Chicago.
HARLEM ASSEMBLYMAN KEITH L. WRIGHT WILL HELP REGISTER DONORS WITH PRESERVE OUR LEGACY, INC
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:

Shana Melius
Mac-Melius Agency, Inc.
P: 888-762-2635 ext 705
F: 718.425.8983
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GOT BONE MARROW?
HARLEM ASSEMBLYMAN KEITH L. WRIGHT
WILL HELP REGISTER DONORS
WITH PRESERVE OUR LEGACY, INC
FOR 10-YEAR OLD LLOYD “LJ” JONES IN HARLEM
OCTOBER 14, 2010
New York, N.Y.- (October 8, 2010)- It was announced today that Harlem Assemblyman Keith L. Wright will help Preserve Our Legacy, Inc in registering bone marrow donors for 10-year old Lloyd “LJ” Jones in Harlem at the NYC Mission Society located at 646 Lenox Ave/Malcolm X Blvd. from 2:00 PM - 6:00 PM. Preserve Our Legacy, Inc. will also premiere the first PSA commercial for New Jersey bill, “Jaden’s Law”.
Match for “LJ”
Preserve Our Legacy, Inc./Marrow Nation will register donors for 10-year old, Lloyd “LJ” Jones with NMDP/BE THE MATCH. LJ is a native New Yorker, but his family relocated to Tampa, FL and his present illness is one of the rarest forms of cancer. In fact, LJ is the first child diagnosed with this disease, all others have been adults. He is currently undergoing treatment at Snyder’s Children St. Joseph's Children's Hospital in Tampa, FL. Follow LJ on Twitter @match4LJ.
PRESERVE OUR LEGACY, INC & LIVE-N-DIRECT MULTIMEDIA TO PARTNER WITH CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: 
Shana Melius
Mac-Melius Agency, Inc.
P: 888-762-2635 ext 705
F: 718.425.8983
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PRESERVE OUR LEGACY, INC & LIVE-N-DIRECT MULTIMEDIA
TO PARTNER WITH
CLARK ATLANTA UNIVERSITY
FOR
HIP-HOP, HEALTH & EDUCATION WEEKEND
DURING CAU HOMECOMING
New York, N.Y.-(September 14, 2010)- It was announced today that Preserve Our Legacy, Inc. and Live-N- Direct Multimedia will partner with Clark Atlanta University during the homecoming in Atlanta, Ga from September 30- October 3, 2010. These four days of events will consist of a bone marrow drive for 10-year old Lloyd “LJ” Jones, a film premiere of “Follow The Leader”, a documentary about education and hip-hop with mini Hip-Hop & R&B Concert with surprise guest performances. Preserve Our Legacy, Inc. will premiere the first PSA commercial for New Jersey bill, “Jaden’s Law”.
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