Elevate Your Impact Beyond your career : The Power of One!

This session is not your regular career, business, or finance webinar.

At BYP, we believe in building a well-rounded community, and that includes sharing ways to give back to society. This online webinar is accessible to everyone, no matter your location, and whether you’re eligible to donate or not, spreading the message about blood donation can save lives.

Join us for an insightful session hosted by BYP Network in collaboration with the African Caribbean Leukemia Trust (ACLT). We’ll address common misconceptions about blood donation and answer your questions. This session will inspire you to take action—whether that’s donating or simply encouraging others to get involved and make a life-saving difference.

Event Details:
Date: Tuesday, 10th June 2025
Time: 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM GMT
Location: Virtual

Why You Should Attend:

1. Make a Difference Beyond Your Career – While advancing professionally is key, this event will show how you can have an even greater impact by giving back to your community.
2. Learn About the Power of Blood Donation – Understand how blood donation works and how even a small act can change lives in a meaningful way.
3. Help Spread the Word – If you're unable to donate, you can still make a difference by spreading the message and encouraging others to give. Every share counts.
4. Support a Life-Saving Cause – By attending, you’ll be supporting the vital work of ACLT, who help increase access to life-saving treatments for those in urgent need of blood.

Be part of a movement that saves lives. Register today and make a lasting difference!

About ACLT

The African Caribbean Leukaemia Trust (ACLT) is a UK-based charity established in 1996 by Beverley De-Gale and Orin Lewis. Its mission is to raise awareness about stem cell, blood, and organ donation within black and mixed-race communities.

The organization was founded following their son, Daniel De-Gale's, diagnosis with leukaemia in 1993, highlighting the critical need for more donors from these communities. In 1999, Daniel became the first black individual in the UK to receive a life-saving bone marrow transplant from an unrelated donor. Despite his passing in 2008 due to health complications, ACLT continues to honor his legacy by increasing donor registrations and supporting patients with blood cancer and blood disorders.

The charity has received several accolades, including the Daily Mirror Pride of Britain Special Achievement Award in 2006, and both founders have been honored with OBEs for their services to healthcare.