Blood Donation - Missouri Organ Donor

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If you or an immediate family member ever served in the U.S. Armed Forces, an information tool and service guide is available at www.veteranbenefits.mo.gov or (573) 522-4061. U.S. VA service information is available at www.va.gov or (800) 698-2411. Thank you for your service.

4,394,741 Registered Donors

1,505 Awaiting Transplant (3.31.2024)

1,270 Kidney (waiting: 3.31.2024)

172 Liver (waiting: 3.31.2024)

43 Heart (waiting: 2.29.2024)

41 Kidney/Pancreas (waiting: 3.31.2024)

7 Lung (waiting: 3.31.2024)

5 Pancreas (waiting: 3.31.2024)

3 Intestine (waiting: 3.31.2024)

There is no substitute for blood. One pint of blood can save several lives. Red blood cells carry oxygen to the body’s organs and tissues. Platelets promote blood clotting. Cancer, transplant, trauma, and surgery patients are a few reasons why blood donation is important and it does save lives. To learn more about blood donation contact one of the following:

Local Red Cross office

The Red Cross website

Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center

Historically, convalescent plasma has been used to prevent or treat new viral diseases when other treatments or vaccines were not available. For more information visit https://health.mo.gov/living/healthcondiseases/communicable/novel-coronavirus/plasma-donations.php