Rhode Island Blood Center

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Rhode Island Blood Center is one of the largest community-based, non-profit blood collection and distribution organizations in the United States. Schedule your appointment today and join us in saving lives!

Kyra chose to donate in honor of her husband's uncle, a regular blood donor who recently passed away. By rolling up her sleeve, she paid tribute to his legacy of generosity and helped continue the lifesaving impact he believed in. Thank you, Kyra, for honoring his memory ❤️

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O-negative blood is known as the universal blood type because it can be given to anyone during emergencies when there’s no time to determine a patient’s blood type. That makes every O-negative donation incredibly important. Not sure what your blood type is? Come find out! ❤️

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Donna used to avoid donating blood, but after learning about the process and the benefits of giving, she realized her impact would be lifesaving. Inspired by a close friend who was a firefighter and first responder, she started donating two years ago and hasn’t looked back. 💪❤️

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No need to ask.... it's a smooth donor-nationnnnn 🎶 From birthdays and drives, to totes and saving lives, these donors have something to smile about! Thank you to every person who walks through our doors, rolls up their sleeves, and chooses to save a life. 📸

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Your post could be the reason someone else walks through our doors this week ❤️ After your donation, snap a quick selfie and share it, whether it’s your smile, your snack, or that post-donation glow. Real donors inspire real action, and your story might be exactly what someone needs to see today.

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Cheers to Tina on reaching her 10-gallon donation milestone at our Providence Donor Center! 🎉 That’s hundreds of lives impacted through years of generosity, compassion, and showing up for patients again and again. Thank you, Tina, for showing what commitment looks like. ❤️

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After receiving lifesaving transfusions during leukemia and lymphoma treatment, Jeff recently donated again for the first time in nearly 10 years following a successful transplant and remission. He says, "it is better to give than receive.” Schedule a donation near you! 🩸

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