Donation organizations

The American Red Cross is the largest single supplier of blood and blood products in the United States, providing about 40% of the nation's supply through volunteer donors.

387 locations · 41 states

Vitalant is one of the nation's largest nonprofit blood collection networks, serving hospitals across dozens of states (formerly Blood Systems / United Blood Services).

121 locations · 21 states

OneBlood is a nonprofit blood center serving the southeastern United States, including much of Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas.

62 locations · 5 states

Versiti is a nonprofit network of blood centers across the Midwest (Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Ohio).

40 locations · 6 states

LifeSouth is a nonprofit community blood supplier serving hospitals across the southeastern United States.

35 locations · 3 states

New York Blood Center Enterprises is one of the largest community-based blood centers in the U.S., serving the Northeast and beyond.

34 locations · 8 states

Carter BloodCare is a nonprofit community blood center serving north, central, and east Texas.

31 locations

Blood Assurance is a nonprofit blood center serving the Tennessee, Georgia, Alabama, Kentucky, Virginia, and North Carolina region.

14 locations · 3 states

Canadian Blood Services manages the national supply of blood and plasma for all provinces and territories outside Quebec.

14 locations · 8 states

LifeShare is a nonprofit community blood center serving Louisiana and east Texas.

12 locations · 2 states

ImpactLife (formerly Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center) serves hospitals across Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, and Wisconsin.

9 locations · 3 states

Hoxworth Blood Center, part of the University of Cincinnati, supplies blood to hospitals across the Greater Cincinnati / Tri-State region.

9 locations · 2 states

Héma-Québec is responsible for supplying blood and plasma products throughout Quebec.

1 location

Grifols runs paid plasma donation centers (operating under names including Biomat USA and Talecris Plasma Resources). Donated plasma is manufactured into therapies for chronic and rare diseases.

160 locations · 36 states

CSL Plasma is one of the world's largest collectors of human plasma, operating paid donation centers across the United States. Plasma collected here is used to make life-saving medicines for people with immune disorders, hemophilia, and other conditions.

105 locations · 26 states

BioLife Plasma Services (a Takeda company) operates paid plasma donation centers across the U.S. Plasma collected is used to produce therapies for serious and chronic medical conditions.

78 locations · 25 states

Octapharma Plasma operates paid donation centers nationwide. Donations support the manufacture of plasma-derived medicines.

37 locations · 17 states

KEDPLASMA operates paid plasma donation centers across the United States.

8 locations · 6 states