LifeStream Blood Bank 2.2

LifeStream Blood Bank is a non-profit organization that provides blood and blood products to hospitals and healthcare facilities in need.

You can donate blood by visiting one of our donation centers or mobile blood drives. We recommend scheduling an appointment online for convenience.

To be eligible to donate blood, you must be at least 16 years old, weigh at least 110 pounds, and be in good health. Some medical conditions and recent travel may affect eligibility.

You can donate whole blood every 56 days. Platelet donations can be made every 7 days, up to 24 times a year.

After you donate, your blood is tested, processed, and then stored for use in transfusions for patients in need.

Yes, all donations are conducted following strict safety protocols, and your personal information is kept confidential.

The entire process typically takes about 1 hour, including registration, health screening, donation, and recovery.

It depends on the vaccination. Some vaccines require a waiting period before you can donate. Check with LifeStream staff for specific information regarding your vaccination.

Before donating, eat a healthy meal and drink plenty of water. After donating, rest and have some refreshments provided at the site.

You can volunteer, organize a blood drive, or support LifeStream through fundraising efforts or by spreading awareness about the importance of blood donation.