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Your simple act of giving can save lives, support patients in need, and build a healthier future for all.
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Donating blood is one of the simplest and most powerful ways to save lives. Every day, patients in hospitals rely on voluntary donors to survive accidents, surgeries, childbirth complications, sickle cell crises, and other medical emergencies. Your donation can give them a second chance at life.
Every drop counts. Every life matters.
For First Time donors
Every hero has a first step — and this is yours.
Donating blood is safe, quick, and deeply rewarding. Our team will guide you through every stage, from registration to donation and post-donation care. You’ll walk away knowing your gift could save up to three lives.
For returning donors
Every time you donate, you multiply your impact.
Your continued donation keeps hospitals stocked and patients hopeful. Regular donors like you are the backbone of a sustainable blood supply. Stay connected, schedule your next donation, and inspire others to join the cause.
For Passionate Advocates
You don’t have to give blood to give hope.
If you’re passionate about saving lives, you can help by hosting blood drives, volunteering at events, or spreading the word about safe donation. Your voice and action can inspire countless others to step up and donate.
Join the BCRI Donor Community
Join our growing community of passionate voluntary blood donors to receive updates in cases of emergencies, invitations to blood drives, and opportunities to volunteer or advocate for safe blood.
FAQs About Blood Donation
From safety to eligibility — here’s some information you need to know before you give.
Is donating blood safe?
Who can donate blood?
How long does it take?
Will I feel weak afterward?
How often can I donate?
Can I donate if I’m on medication or recently had an illness?
What should I do before and after donating?
What happens to my blood after donation?
You can donate blood if you meet the following criteria:
If you’re unsure, the medical team will guide you through a quick screening process to confirm your eligibility.