When you roll up your sleeve to share your good health with someone in need, you begin a unique story that can only be told with your selfless act of giving.Whether it's the story of what prompted you to begin giving blood, what motivates you to continue, or the story of the patient on the other side ... every drop tells a story.
What's your story?

When Kenzie Maddry was diagnosed with osteosarcoma in October 2020, her family envisioned the day she’d conquer the rare form of bone cancer and be able to return to the activities that brought her joy. In September 2022, that day finally seemed within their grasp.

More than three years after Mark Priebe suffered an injury that ended his law enforcement career, the now-retired officer is still amazed by the outpouring of support he received from his community. Now that community has a chance to help other first responders — and dozens of local hospital patients.

After Riggins Moore’s hemoglobin fell to a life-threatening level when he was just two months old, it took about five months of blood work, DNA analysis and genetic testing to diagnose his condition. When his family received the diagnosis, it took their community far less time to rally behind them.