Giving blood is the most generous act of kindness that one human being can do for another. When you give blood, you save lives. Blood is used for accident victims, newborn babies and their mothers who need a transfusion, people undergoing surgery, patients receiving treatment for cancer and other diseases. You never know when you may need blood, or when someone you love may need it. Donating regularly can help ensure that our community is never short on blood.
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How you can give
Choose the way that fits your schedule and your veins — every option keeps the blood bank stocked.
Whole Blood Donation
The most common donation. Takes about an hour and can be given every 56 days. Used directly in transfusions and trauma care.
Plasma Donation
Plasma is separated and red cells returned to you, so you can donate as often as every 28 days. Critical for burn and shock patients.
Platelet Donation
Especially vital for cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. A single session can provide a full transfusable dose.
Mobile Blood Drives
We bring a fully equipped unit to offices, campuses, and places of worship — book a drive for your organization.
Emergency Call List
Join a rapid-response list for your blood type so hospitals can reach you directly during a critical shortage.
Appointment Booking
Pick a center, pick a slot, and get a reminder the day before. Walk-ins welcome, but appointments skip the line.
Know your type
Compatibility at a glance — who your donation can help.
o-
Universal donor, all types
o+
Most common, all Rh+ types
A-
A and AB recipients
A+
A+ and AB+ recipients
B-
B and AB recipients
B+
B+ and AB+ recipients
AB-
AB− and AB+ recipients
AB+
Universal plasma recipient
