FAQ:Answers about Coronavirus and Blood DonationLearn More
FAQ:Answers about Coronavirus and Blood DonationLearn More
Approximately 100,000 people in the US live with sickle cell disease. Although there is no cure, the most common treatment includes blood transfusions.
If you are healthy and well, please donate. Type O, Rh negative, and platelet donors especially needed.
Giving blood is an easy, practically painless way to save up to three lives in an hour.
Summer's back, and so is RIBC's 2x Summer Bonus! Donate twice between May 25 - September 10 and receive a $10 e-gift card!
One blood donation from you can help save as many as three lives.
Find out how to sponsor a drive in your community to help save lives.
Join the marrow donor registry to be someone's one and only cure.
Unsure if you're able to donate? Curious about the qualifications? Visit our FAQ page! You may also contact our Medical Team at medicalstaff@ribc.org.
We have updated our covid safety protocols. Among other changes, masks are now optional for donors and staff.
You may have questions and even some common misconceptions about donating blood. Get the facts, and let us walk you through it.
Even little superheroes need heroes. When you give blood, you help save kids like Chris Jr. of Charlestown, RI.