#Blood Bank of Hawaii

Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi is preparing to assist victims of Hurricane Beryl, if needed. BBH is a member of The Blood Emergency Readiness Corps, a coalition of blood centers nationwide committed to being prepared for mass transfusion emergencies here in the islands and across the US. These blood centers collectively pledge to collect additional units […]

The J. Walter Cameron Center will host a blood drive March 19-21 in collaboration with the Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi.

“The impact we’ve made together in Tre’s memory is a testament to the power of community and the enduring spirit of aloha,” said Chelsie Evans Enos, Tre’s Mom and founder of the Live Like Tre’ Foundation. “We miss him every second. He deserves his story to inspire others to be kinder and to spark small acts of kindness. His legacy lives on in those who honor his memory in these ways.”

Mayor Bissen is partnering with The Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi to honor more than 45 donors on Wednesday, March 22 at 8 a.m. who have made at least 100 lifetime donations. Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi will also host a blood drive for Maui residents, Wednesday, March 21-23 at the Cameron Center in Wailuku.

“It’s the season of giving, so what better way than to give back by saving lives.” — Chase Oneal, district manager of Hawaiʻi Walgreens

All donations made during the Maui drive will help to support HUGS (Help, Understanding & Group Support) to benefit families with seriously ill keiki. 

“As the US faces our worst blood shortage in over a decade, I am especially pleased that my Committee approved my Community Project Funding to support a new home for the Blood Bank of Hawai‘i. Due in part to its geographic isolation, Hawai‘i particularly depends on the generosity of people to donate the gift of life-saving blood, and we have turned to the Blood Bank time and again to ensure a safe and reliable blood supply for all of Hawai‘i. This funding could not have come at a more critical time.”

Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi created a national competition with seven mainland blood centers that was inspired by the NCAA College Basketball Tournament. Get ready for Blood Bank Madness.

Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi returns to Maui in July to host its monthly neighbor island blood drive. Maui donors will have the opportunity to help Hawaiʻi’s patients, as well as help Special Olympic Hawaiʻi athletes statewide.

The Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi encouraged Maui donors to attend the next Maui blood drive from March 23 through March 25 at the Cameron Center – to uphold the statewide blood supply of filling 120 appointments per day.

This holiday season, the Blood Bank of Hawai’i is asking the public to share the life-saving gift for no cost–blood donations.

The Blood Bank of Hawai’i will be hosting four blood drives on Maui this month. 

The organization will be holding blood drives at the Cameron Center from Aug. 19 to 23 as a part of its ‘Tough Enough’ challenge. 

The Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi will be holding blood drives on Maui from tomorrow, Feb. 18, until Friday, Feb. 22. According to the Bank, they are in urgent need of O+ and O- blood to meet the stateʻs needs. The dates, locations, and times for the Maui drives are listed below: DATE LOCATION TIME Monday, […]

The Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi is hosting a series of blood drives on Maui throughout February. Below is a list including locations, dates, and general information for this event.

The Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi is conducting a Blood Drive on Maui this week at Maui Economic Opportunity.  Donating blood can help save three lives in Hawaiʻi.

The Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi is seeking donors for its Maui Blood Drive taking place Oct. 15-19.

The Blood Bank of Hawai‘i returns to the J. Walter Cameron Center in August with their Summer Saves Lives campaign.

The Blood Bank of Hawai‘i is coming to Maui and they have launched their June blood drive dates, which takes place at the J. Walter Cameron Center in Wailuku.

The Blood Bank of Hawaiʻi hosts a series of blood drives this week on Maui. The first one will be on Oct. 16, at UH Maui College Pilina Building from 8 a.m. to 2:45 p.m.