Donate Blood, Save Lives
Every year on 14th June, we observe World Blood Donor Day, a global event to raise awareness of the need for safe blood and blood products and to thank voluntary, unpaid donors for their life-saving gift of blood.
Why This Day Matters
Although the 20th anniversary was celebrated last year in 2024, the message remains just as powerful in 2025: your blood donation makes a real difference. It supports emergency care, surgery, cancer treatment, and chronic condition management. There is no substitute for human blood—only you can provide it.
Why Donate?
- One donation can help save up to three lives.
- It only takes about an hour.
- It helps ensure hospitals and emergency services are ready when patients need them.
How You Can Get Involved
- Donate Blood: If you’re eligible, consider becoming a donor. You can register through the NHS Blood and Transplant website or your local service.
- Thank a Donor: Know someone who gives blood? Take a moment to thank them—and maybe follow their example.
- Raise Awareness: Share this page or post on social media to inspire others.
Thank You, Blood Donors
To every person who has ever donated blood: thank you. Your generosity continues to save and improve lives every single day.
For more information, visit the World Health Organization campaign page.