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DONOR PORTAL

2646 Peach St.

Erie, PA 16508

DONOR CHAIR PORTAL

8:00am - 5:00pm

Monday-Thursday- Friday

             10:00am - 6:00pm

                 Tuesday & Wednesday

             9:00am - 12:30pm

                 1st and 3rd Sat. of month

 

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Hear from our Donors...

I started giving blood in 1975. Over the past almost 50 years I have given countless gallons of blood. 

 

Why do I continue to give?  Donating blood is a wonderful way to be a part of the community.  It is an easy way to make a huge impact.  You will never know who your donation has helped, but you do know for certain that you have impacted a life with your donation.  I am grateful for the opportunity to be part of the Community Blood Bank.

- Bob H.

 Donating of myself is how I can still be a part of something bigger than me. To everyone who chooses to serve this same mission in their own way I say, Thank you for your service.

- Timmy C

I donate in order to help someone in need. If it can help make someone's life a little easier I'm glad I can help

- Jim L

I donate in order to help someone in need. If it can help make someone's life a little easier I'm glad I can help

- Jim L

I donate simply because it’s the right thing to do. I always enjoy my visits to the platelet side and leave with a feeling happiness knowing I just might be helping someone who desperately needs it. The staff always makes me feel very appreciated too.

- Carl D.

I became a blood donor because my Dad was a consistent blood donor & I would always ask him about the bandage on his arm when he came home from donating. This made me want to become a donor too. I was thrilled when an employee from the blood bank talked to me about being a platelet donor and that I could donate more frequently. I encourage anyone that can to become a blood donor because it helps so many and requires little sacrifice.

- Laurie Z

Years ago, I experienced severe postpartum complications following the birth of my daughter, Audra. I came about as close to dying as possible without actually doing so. My surgeon later told me that I must have a guardian angel because she was certain I wasn’t going to make it.

My guardian angels included the people who selflessly donated the blood that saved my life. Had I not been in the hospital with available blood right there, I wouldn’t have made it to surgery. As a result, I have had precious family time that I very nearly missed. My kids know their mom. I am forever immeasurably grateful for the kindness of strangers.

To those who haven’t considered donating before: know that you are literally saving a life with your gift. And do those who donate, THANK YOU for your compassion and generosity.”

- Kimberly D

As an RN, I knew the importance of donating blood and the need for an adequate supply. I set a goal of 10 gallons. When I reached that, I reset for 20 gallons, which I did in 29 years.

- Mary R