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America's Blood Centers' member organizations make up North America's largest network of non-profit community blood centers, which operate more than 600 blood donation collection sites. Together the network provides half the U.S. blood supply to over 3,500 hospitals and healthcare facilities. America's Blood Centers is not affiliated with the American Red Cross.

Today’s Blood Supply

Number of America’s Blood Centers reporting their type O positive and negative blood supply for Saturday, December 7.

0-1 day supply

blood centers have a one-day supply or less. Please donate now!
3+ day supply

blood centers have a three-or-more-day supply of blood. Please donate now!
2 day supply

blood centers have a two-day supply or less. Please donate now!

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This video features real blood recipients in everyday situations. Without volunteer blood donors, these ordinary people would not be alive today. Watch the video.

ThankADonor

At its core, ThankADonor is a community, drawn together by the generosity of those willing to give something of themselves to a complete stranger. While most recipients and donors will never know each other, here visitors can meet people just like them, read their stories, see their pictures and inspire others to give. Join the conversation!