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We are currently facing an increased need for all whole blood donations. Please donate today.

Update for Winter Storm Enzo

Updated Thursday, January 23 at 3:30pm.

 

The following changes are for Thursday, January 23:

FLORIDA:

  • Crestview Donor Center will be open from 12pm-5pm; Big Red Bus blood drives begin at 1pm.
  • Fort Walton Donor Center will be open from 12pm-5pm; Big Red Bus blood drives begin at 1pm.
  • Panama City Donor Center will be open from 12pm-5pm; Big Red Bus blood drives begin at 1pm.
  • Pensacola 9th Ave Donor Center and Nine Mile Donor Centers will be open from 12pm-5pm; Big Red Bus blood drives begin at 1pm.
  • Tallahassee Donor Center will be open from 12pm-5pm; Big Red Bus blood drives begin at 1pm.

GEORGIA:

  • Douglas Donor Center will be open from 12pm-5pm; Big Red Bus blood drives begin at 1pm.
  • Thomasville Donor Center will be open from 12pm-5pm; Big Red Bus blood drives begin at 1pm.

THE CAROLINAS:

  • Beaufort Donor Center will be open from 12pm-7pm; Big Red Bus blood drives begin at 12pm.


The following changes are for Friday, January 24:

THE CAROLINAS:

  • Beaufort Donor Center will be open beginning at 10am; Big Red Bus blood drives begin at 11am.
     

If you are not in an area affected by the storm, we encourage you to donate to support the blood supply. Your donation is critical to helping us meet the needs of patients in our communities.

Hurricane Preparedness

Hurricane season started June 1 and will end on November 30. If you haven’t prepared for hurricane season, it’s not too late! We will be providing you with safety tips throughout the season to help you stay prepared.


  • Determine your risk
  • Develop an evacuation plan
  • Have emergency supplies in place at home, at work, and in the car.
  • Review personal documents, finances, and insurance policies.
  • Strengthen your home
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