Plasma donations help kids like Oliver, celebrity chef Nate Appleman’s son, live healthy lives.
We answer top donation questions about safety, frequency and whether it’s going to hurt (Hint: Some people say they hardly feel the pinch at all!)
Blood and plasma supplies are running low, but by donating, you can help end the shortage and help save lives.
A single blood donation could save up to three people1. But did you know you can safely donate blood every two months2? And you can safely donate plasma up to two times a week3! Since more than 125,000 people rely on plasma-derived therapies in the U.S. alone4, donating is a feel-good habit worth repeating.
Weeks after giving birth, a blood donor saved her life. Now Deanna has overcome her needle phobia to be a donor.
Because of selfless blood donors, this mom was given a second chance at life.
No, your blood can’t be artificially created
Donating blood is an incredibly noble cause, however, there are some things you should know before you hand your arm over
Every two seconds, someone in the U.S. needs a unit of blood.
Blood donations dip in the summer, this is your reminder to donate.
There is cooperation with an NGO/non-profit organization in Abbott's blood donation efforts.
Give blood and plasma, get back so much more
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