inspire. share. give! It's in our Blood! Share your story and inspire others to donate.
inspire. share. give! It's in our Blood! Share your story and inspire others to donate.
Every two seconds, someone needs blood. This equates to millions of people who have either saved lives with their donations or have been saved by blood donations. Share your inspirational story with us.

Grenfiele, WI | October, 2009
I donate every 8 weeks and have been doing so for the past 3 years. Two or three times my blood was marked a "special order" and went directly to the children's hospital in our area. It made me feel good to know that I would be helping a sick child... Read 
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Garland, TX | October, 2009
My first time to donate was my first time volunteering with the American Red Cross. I did my hours canvassing for donors at the local, beautiful, and very large FireWheel Mall in Garland, Texas. When we were wrapping up for the day, the volunteers... Read 
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Apache Junction, AZ | October, 2009
I am a regular donor. For awhile I kept getting turned away because my iron was too low. After being turned away 5 times in a row, I decided to take someone's advice and eat high iron foods 1-2 days before planning to give blood. Try making a trail... Read 
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Port Townsend, WA | October, 2009
My senior year of high school, I found out that there would be "blood takers" coming to the school one evening. I asked for and received permission from my parents, went to the gym and watched what was happening. I quickly got woozy, and... Read 
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St. George, GA | October, 2009
I used to give blood because some of our friends needed it. I don't mind giving to someone that needs it because I never know when I might have to have it. But, I can't give blood any more because they are scared it will make me have a stroke because... Read 
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