Dallas has a severe blood shortage and needs your help now!
If you made a New Year’s Resolution you have’t kept, here is an easy way to redeem yourself. Be a hero and donate whole blod today!
Carter BloodCare is taking walk-ins now through 3:30 in the parking lot of Episcopal School of Dallas (4100 Merrell Road).
Blood Shortage in Dallas
Carter BloodCare has been serving Dallas since 1951 when J.K. and Susie L. Wadley chartered the Wadley Research Institute and Blood Bank. They changed the name of the nonprofit organization in 1993 to BloodCare of Dallas. Fort Worth was being served by Carter Blood Center, founded in 1957 with grant support from the Amon G. Carter Foundation.
Carter Bloodcare is recognized throughout the medical and research communities for providing a high quality of products and services to our hospital partners, community supporters and blood donors.
Their primary purpose is to provide life-saving resources to local hospitals in our regional communities. They are proud to be one of the AABB-accredited blood centers in the state, their laboratory is certified by the Foundation for the Accreditation of Cellular Therapy (FACT), and they are also licensed by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Additionally, they are affiliated with America’s Blood Centers – a group of community blood centers providing half of the blood that is transfused in the United States.
Carter BloodCare is known for our commitment to quality, strength in industry expertise, and a passion for saving lives.
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