What does this mean for me as a donor?

What does this mean for me as a donor?

Joining the Parachute family means more clarity and convenience. You’ll see up-front pricing before you arrive, book appointments easily in the Parachute app, and view a clear breakdown of your payments and bonuses — so there are no surprises. Your time matters, and we’ve designed the experience to be simple and efficient.

You’ll continue making a life-saving impact with the same friendly staff, now with greater transparency, flexibility, and control over how and when you donate.

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