The best part about donating is that warm, fuzzy feeling you get knowing that you’ve helped save a life. But the snacks are pretty great too! It’s a reward for rolling up your sleeves and donating, and the perfect excuse to treat yourself!
Over the past 2.5 years, Lifeblood has helped feed 2,500 vulnerable babies using donated breast milk. But we couldn’t have done it without the 750 mums who stepped up to donate their own milk.
We sat down with Lifeblood Champion for St John of God Health Care and milestone donor James to talk about why he loves donating, and how he came to achieving 300 donations with us!
Many Australians will be familiar with Lifeblood for the work we do supplying Australia’s most vulnerable with ‘lifesaving’ blood. But to people like Beau, Lifeblood means so much more.
This week is National Blood Donor Week. For one week every year, we take the time to celebrate our amazing donors. Without them, the work we do would not be possible. They've made a change for life, and for that we are incredibly grateful.
We’re calling on people of Pacific Island or Filipino background to donate blood in the hope a rare blood type can be found to help several patients in need of a specific match.
Queensland youngsters Wyatt and Owen share spring birthdays, a love of toy cars and a boisterous enthusiasm for all things automotive. They also share a rare genetic bleeding disorder: haemophilia A.
