Give Blood. Save Lives. Join Us for the KCHS Spring Blood Drive
You can schedule your donation online here
Give Blood. Save Lives. Join Us for the KCHS Spring Blood Drive
A single blood donation can help save multiple lives and it only takes about an hour of your time.
Kearney County Health Services is partnering with the American Red Cross to host our Spring Blood Drive on Wednesday, April 1st from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Community members are invited to stop by, donate and help ensure lifesaving blood is available for patients who need it.
Every day, hospitals across the country rely on blood donors to help treat patients experiencing trauma, undergoing surgery, battling cancer, or managing chronic illnesses. Blood cannot be manufactured, it can only come from generous donors willing to give a small part of their day to help someone else.
By donating blood, you are providing an essential resource that supports patients both in our region and across the nation. Rural communities like ours play an important role in maintaining a strong and reliable blood supply.
Schedule Your Appointment
Appointments are encouraged to help keep the donation process running smoothly.
You can schedule your donation online here
Walk-ins may also be welcome as space allows.
Why Your Donation Matters
Blood donations are used every day to help patients in critical situations, including:
Emergency and trauma care
Surgeries and medical procedures
Cancer treatments
Chronic illness management
Childbirth complications
Just one donation can help up to three patients, making every donor a powerful part of the healthcare system.
Join Us and Make a Difference
At Kearney County Health Services, we’re proud to partner with the American Red Cross and our generous community members who step up to help others. Whether you donate regularly or are considering giving blood for the first time, your contribution truly matters.
Mark your calendar and consider rolling up your sleeve on Wednesday, April 1st from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. Together, we can make a meaningful difference for patients in need.