Do you take walk-ins?

Do you take walk-ins?

In order to keep wait times down and ensure a smooth experience for everyone, all of our donors need to make an appointment before donating. Appointments can be scheduled from our mobile app where you can find a donation time that works best for you. This even includes same-day appointments, as long as the center still has availability. Additionally, you have the flexibility to reschedule or cancel your appointment at your convenience.

If you don’t have access to a smartphone, or are unable to download the app, just stop by the nearest donation center and our staff will be happy to help you register and schedule your appointment.

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