Recognition Events

Breast Cancer Awareness Month, recognized in October, is a time dedicated to recognizing and supporting those affected by breast cancer. Blood donors play a critical role in supporting these patients,…

President Richard Nixon proclaimed January 1970 as the first National Blood Donor Month on December 31, 1969, as requested by Senate Joint Resolution 154, to pay tribute to voluntary blood…

National Trauma Awareness Month in May highlights the importance of swift prehospital blood access in saving lives and improving survival rates for those facing traumatic injuries. Make a difference this…

National Minority Donor Awareness Day, celebrated August 1st, shines a spotlight on blood donors from diverse communities. It's a call to action to diverse the blood supply and ensure equitable…

National Minority Donor Awareness Month, celebrated in August, shines a spotlight on blood donors from diverse communities. It's a call to action to diverse the blood supply and ensure equitable…

As the back-to-school season approaches, students have a unique opportunity to make a significant impact through giving blood and supporting the nation's blood supply. School-based drives are the backbone of…

National Preparedness Month, which takes place in September, highlights the need to maintain a strong and diverse blood supply to ensure the availability of blood products in times of natural…

Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, recognized in September, is an opportunity to highlight the role of blood transfusions in supporting these patients, who often require regular blood products during their treatment.…

Sickle Cell Awareness Month, celebrated in September, is a time dedicated to raising awareness about sickle cell disease and the importance of blood donations, especially from a diverse donor base,…