September 1 – October 31
Donate blood and receive two pairs of socks!*
*While supplies last.
Give for Texans – Sarah’s Story
Donors deliver for North Texas mom and her newborn twins
Blood and platelet donors can be lifesavers for mothers going through difficult deliveries. New mom Sarah from Plano shares her thanks for local donors.
Read Sarah’s Story
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QuickScreen
On the day of your donation, you may complete your donor history questionnaire online prior to your arrival.
Ready to make a difference?
Learn if you can donate blood, how to prepare to donate blood, and what to expect about the donation process.
Blood types
The right type at the right time saves lives in your community. Learn more about your blood type and its use for local patients.
Critical Need 
Critical Need: Critical need means the current community blood supply is enough to serve hospitals for less than one day.
Critical Need: Critical need means the current community blood supply is enough to serve hospitals for less than one day.O-
B-
Platelets
Urgent Need Urgent Need: Urgent need means the current community blood supply is enough to serve hospitals for 2-3 days.
Urgent Need: Urgent need means the current community blood supply is enough to serve hospitals for 2-3 days.B+
O+
Stable Supply Stable Supply: Stable supply means the current community blood supply is enough to serve hospitals’ everyday demands.
Stable Supply: Stable supply means the current community blood supply is enough to serve hospitals’ everyday demands.A+
A-
AB+
AB-
Host a blood drive
Community blood drives save lives.
Our teams make it easy to host a blood drive at your school, college, place of worship, or business.
Give for Texans
Help a neighbor by donating blood.
Your blood donation has the greatest effect on the people closest to you.
