At this time, we require both staff and donors to wear a face covering at blood drives or donation centers. Appointments are also strongly recommended.

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Donating blood is an easy way to show your school pride and significantly help your community. Becoming a volunteer blood donor at an early age helps establish a lifelong commitment to save lives.

Students who are interested in blood donation must:     
  • Be at least 16 years old and have parental or guardian consent
    • 17-year-old donors do not need parental or guardian consent unless they live in these states (or their school requires it): Arizona, Colorado, Montana, Utah, Washington or Wyoming
  • Weigh at least 110 pounds
  • Be in good general health
  • Bring a consent form signed by a parent or guardian to your appointment
Parents/Guardians/Students: Please read Information and Instructions for Your Blood Donation (Spanish) and COVID-19 Antibody Testing (Spanish) prior to signing the consent form for your minor donor and before donating blood.

Please refer to the list below to access the correct parent/guardian consent form by location/previous blood center name:
 
Bay Area Blood Centers of the Pacific (Spanish Version)
Northern California BloodSource (Spanish Version)
Colorado Bonfils Blood Center
Pittsburgh, PA Central Blood Bank (Spanish Version)
New Jersey Community Blood Services (Spanish Version)
Idaho, Washington Inland Northwest Blood Center (Spanish Version)
Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, Tennessee Lifeblood (Spanish Version)
Ohio LifeShare
Chicago, IL LifeSource (Spanish Version)
Alabama, Arizona, Central CA, Louisiana, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming United Blood Services (Spanish Version)