Blood Donation Drive

A blood donation drive is an organized event where individuals are encouraged to donate blood to help those in need, such as patients undergoing surgery, cancer treatment, or those with traumatic injuries. These drives are often held in community centers, schools, or workplaces, and are facilitated by blood banks or hospitals. Donors typically go through a brief health screening before giving blood, which usually takes about 10-15 minutes. The collected blood is then tested, processed, and stored for use in medical treatments. Blood donation drives play a crucial role in maintaining an adequate blood supply for healthcare needs.