By connecting donors with those in need, we ensure a steady, safe blood supply for hospitals and patients.
Blood donation is a vital act of generosity that saves lives by providing essential blood components to patients in need. Regular donors play a crucial role in maintaining a stable blood supply for hospitals and emergency situations.
Most healthy individuals over 17 years old (16 with parental consent in some areas), weighing at least 110 pounds (50 kg), can donate. Eligibility depends on health, travel history, medications, and other factors.
You can donate whole blood every 56 days (8 weeks), platelets every 7 days (up to 24 times a year), and plasma every 28 days.
Yes. Blood donation is safe. Each donation uses a new, sterile needle and equipment. You cannot contract any disease from donating.
It’s tested for safety, typed by blood group, and sent to hospitals for patients in need of transfusions.
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