Share Your Health
Share Your Health
As Coronavirus concerns continue, we need healthy blood donors more than ever
As Coronavirus concerns continue, we need healthy blood donors more than ever
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Is it safe to give right now?
Each Red Cross blood drive and donation center follows high standards of safety and infection control. We are taking precautions to help ensure the safety of our employees, volunteers and donors.
Safety at blood drives
Red Cross employees implemented added precautions to ensure blood drives and donation centers are safe for donors and staff.
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Spacing beds 6 feet apart
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Wiping down donor touched areas
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Having hand sanitizer available
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What if a donor becomes sick after donating?
We provide a call back number donors should call if they become sick with any illness in the days after their donation.