
Compassion does not belong to one town. Two weeks after neighbours filled the halls at Century City, Adam's journey continues — this time in Paarl, at Holy Trinity Anglican Church, on Saturday 15 August 2026 from 09:00 to 15:00.
The invitation is the same, and it is simple. If you are between 17 and 55 and in good health, you can register as a stem-cell donor with a cheek swab. That single act adds you to the DKMS Africa registry, where your details wait quietly until the day someone — a child, a parent, a grandparent — needs exactly what you can give.
Every new registration increases the chance that Adam, and countless other children and adults living with blood cancers, may one day find a life-saving match. Matches are rare and specific; the more people who register, the more families who get to write a next chapter.
If you live in Paarl, or you can find your way there on the day, we would love to see you. Bring a friend, bring a colleague, bring the person you always sit next to at church. Registration takes only a few minutes, and the ripple it starts can last a lifetime.
If you cannot attend in person, you can still help — share Adam's poster, share his video, and if you are able, consider a monetary contribution to DKMS Africa so more swab kits reach more communities. Compassion, tended together, becomes something that walks on its own.
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