
Stanford Blood Center Do two good things at once! When you visit one of our Center locations to donate blood, bring toys & food to be donated to Toys for Tots and Second Harvest Food Bank. Details: http://s-a.cc/NnHz5
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We have three Donor Centers: Mountain View, Campus (in Palo Alto), and Hillview (in Palo Alto). Click here for maps to each.

Stanford Blood Center We'll give an AMC movie ticket to each blood donor that visits one of our Center locations today through Wednesday, 11/25. http://s-a.cc/Zn1z2
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You can donate the lifesaving gift of blood at one of our three locations, or at a blood drive near your community. Please use the links below to decide what's most convenient for you.

Stanford Blood Center The holidays are a perfect time to catch a movie! Donate blood next week on Monday, Tuesday, or Wednesday and we'll give you an AMC Theatres movie ticket. Appts: 888-723-7831 or http://bit.ly/85bXtM

Stanford Blood Center hopes you'll come see us around the Thanksgiving holiday! Help bolster the blood supply around the holiday closure. Special hours: http://bit.ly/38mJDp

Stanford Blood Center We did it! We beat Cal in the Rivals for Life blood drive challenge to see who could draw the most number of units. Thank you to the Stanford BeWell program and each of the 250+ donors who came out to support us. Eric Stein, Senior Associate Athletic Director at Stanford (pictured below), was among the crowd of happy donors.

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A big thank-you goes out to the talented and beautiful news anchor
Roberta Gonzales who helped us out with a message for donors. She's an
inspiration to us all—challenge yourself to do something good (...like
giving blood!):
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Stanford Blood Center Check out this nice article featuring some of our truly loyal blood donors. Two men have together given over 1000 times! http://ow.ly/CNZm
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Stanford Blood Center is sending a special thanks to our nation's veterans for all they've done for our country.

Stanford Blood Center Check out today's inventory: http://bit.ly/1wOLeh We especially need those O negs!
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Inventory numbers for red blood cells, plasma and platelets are updated Monday through Friday. Inventory goals are based on maintaining a three-day blood supply for the hospitals and patients we serve. ...

Stanford Blood Center Double your donation! For every blood donation made at one of our center locations between November 14 and 21, we will donate food and clothing for the local homeless during Thanksgiving. http://ow.ly/B8hc

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Sign up today for our Rivals
for Life blood drive on Tuesday, 11/17. We'll compete with Cal (via the
Red Cross) to see who can draw the most blood. Help Stanford beat Cal
for the SECOND year in a row! Each donor will receive a commemorative t-shirt. Appts: http://ow.ly/ARvh

Stanford Blood Center Are you my type? Find out how common (or not) your blood type is compared to the rest of the U.S. population. What blood type can you receive? Who can receive yours? http://ow.ly/zGMd
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The cellular elements, red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets -- make up about 45% of the volume of whole blood. Plasma, which is 92% water, makes up the remaining 55%.

Geoff This is a post from my friend Manny. **(PLEASE POST THIS ON YOUR WALL)** A close relative is in operation right now, and is in serious need of units of O+ blood at CMC Hospital, Clemencaux. If you can help, please call Dania @ 03 53 00 99. Thank you HASS GHADDAR

Stanford Blood Center We're critically low on platelets and need your help! If you've donated blood with us at least once, please call 888-723-7831 to find out how you can help. For information on dontating platelets, visit: http://ow.ly/zh9k
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Automated blood collection (sometimes called apheresis), or ABC, is a special kind of blood donation. Instead of giving one pint of whole blood (as in a regular donation), an ABC donor gives only the components of blood needed for patients that day. ...






















