Your Blood Donation Camp
A single act of kindness can save up to three lives. Join our community of heroes and contribute to a healthier tomorrow.
What Our Donors Say
"Donating blood at Vitrisha Foundation was a smooth and rewarding experience. Knowing I helped save a life makes it truly special. The staff was incredibly supportive!"
Rahul Sharma
Blood Donor
"I was a bit nervous, but the team made me feel very comfortable. It's a fantastic cause, and I'm proud to be a regular donor. Highly recommend everyone to participate."
Priya Singh
Blood Donor
"Contributing to society through blood donation is a noble act, and Vitrisha Foundation makes it so easy and accessible. My small effort can bring a big change."
Amit Kumar
Blood Donor
"The entire process was quick and efficient. It's heartwarming to know that my donation will directly benefit someone in need. A truly commendable initiative."
Neha Gupta
Blood Donor
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Impacting lives together
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who can donate blood?
Generally, healthy individuals between 18 and 65 years old, weighing at least 50 kg (110 lbs), can donate blood. Specific health conditions, medications, or recent travel might affect eligibility. It's best to consult with the medical staff at the camp.
How often can I donate blood?
You can typically donate whole blood every 56 days (8 weeks). This interval allows your body sufficient time to replenish red blood cells. For other components like platelets, the frequency can be different.
What should I do before donating blood?
Before donating, ensure you are well-rested, well-hydrated (drink plenty of water), and have had a healthy, iron-rich meal. Avoid alcohol consumption for at least 24 hours prior to donation.
Are there any side effects of blood donation?
Most people experience no side effects. Some may feel slight dizziness, lightheadedness, or bruising at the needle site, which usually passes quickly. Staying hydrated and resting helps minimize any discomfort.