Potential bone marrow donors turned out Sunday at Franklin High School in Elk Grove to try and help save the life of a two year old boy. 10 minutes of paperwork, and a simple swab of the cheek were all that was needed to determine if the volunteers were a suitable match with 2-year-old Harrison Leonardo.

Harrison lives in the San Francisco Bay area, and is hospitalized with Acute Myelogenous Leukemia. He has been undergoing chemotherapy while the search for a bone marrow donor continues. A bone marrow donor must have an identical Human Leukocyte Antigens type.