Is donating at Mississippi Valley Regional Blood paid or volunteer?

Mississippi Valley Regional Blood appears to be a volunteer blood donation site. Donations are unpaid and go to patients in need.

What can I donate at Mississippi Valley Regional Blood?

Based on the operator, this center collects whole blood, power red (double red cells), platelets, plasma. Availability can vary, so confirm with the center.

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Many centers prefer or require an appointment. You can usually schedule through ImpactLife.

Mississippi Valley Regional Blood

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4867 Asbury Rd, Dubuque, IA, 52002-0490

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(563)585-2144

★★★★★4 (1 reviews)

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Before you go

✅ Bring a photo ID and a list of any medications.
💧 Hydrate well and eat iron-rich food beforehand.
😴 Get a good night's sleep; avoid heavy exercise right after.
🕒 Set aside about an hour (about 1 hour (10 min in the chair)).

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Donor reviews (1)

Historical community reviews restored from the original BloodBanker directory.

John White2015-01-17
★★★★★
I donated blood since I was first eligible in high school. I was scared and nervous to have someone prick a needle in me, but I realized that this little pinch I felt was helping people to stay alive longer. Keep donating guys!